Renée Zellweger and newcomers Leo Woodall and Chiwetel Ejiofor talk age gaps, their favorite moments in the franchise and missing Colin Firth: "It really crept up on me."

Renée Zellweger is back for a fourth outing as the beloved singleton – and there are plenty of stars old and new joining her in the ensemble.

For me, the movie is a smile from top to bottom." It's been 24 years since the first Bridget Jones film, and over eight years since the last one, but Renée Zellweger is back again in the fourth comedy to be based on Helen Fielding's bestselling novels.

Mad About the Boy," Bridget is a widowed single mother to two children. Once again single after the death of husband Mark, she navigates life and love with the support of her friends, family, and former lover,

David Bowie, Olivia Dean and Robbie Williams are among the artists who feature in the fourth film in the beloved romcom franchise.

Leo Woodall joins ELLE UK for a game of 'Knowing Me, Knowing You' in which he reveals his favourite behind-the-scenes memory from 'Bridget Jones: Mad About The Boy' and what his ideal way to unwind is.

Mad About the Boy", Bridget is widowed and single-handedly raising two children after her husband Mark's tragic death. Encouraged by her friends, family, and her gynecologist, she attempts to navigate work,

Woodall plays the eponymous boy, Roxster: a 29-year-old park warden who meets the now 51-year-old Bridget when she’s stuck up a tree in Hampstead Heath with her children - a sce