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Suzie Lavelle interview: ‘Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy' cinematographer

Cinematographer Suzie Lavelle is probably best known for her exceptional skill in creating intimate moments between friends and romantic partners in projects like Normal People and Conversations With ...
IndieWire

‘Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy’ Put Leo Woodall in a Wet White Shirt — and the Costume Team Spent a Full Day Testing for the Perfect One

The fourth installment in the beloved rom-com series finds Renée Zellweger back in Bridget's skirts and tights while introducing some very viable (and stylish) new love interests. Now four years ...
TheWrap

‘Bridget Jones 4’ Director Reveals the One Thing Renée Zellweger Said That Unlocked the Film for Him

The “Bridget Jones” franchise is long beloved by fans, due in extremely large part to Renée Zellweger’s portrayal of the title character. So, yes, the actress was a resource director Michael Morris ...
The Hollywood Reporter

Bridget Jones Is Mad About the Boy (And So Are We)

Renée Zellweger and newcomers Leo Woodall and Chiwetel Ejiofor talk age gaps, their favorite moments in the franchise and missing Colin Firth: "It really snuck up on me in a heavy way." By Lily Ford ...
WTHR

Bridget Jones deals with loss, new love interests in 4th film in rom-com franchise

INDIANAPOLIS — One of romantic comedy's favorite fictional characters is back for a fourth adventure. In "Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy," the titular television producer (Oscar winner Renée ...
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TV Cinematography panel: ‘Anne Rice's Interview With the Vampire,' ‘Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy,' ‘Étoile'

For three of the industry's top cinematographers, collaboration with their fellow department heads and actors really brings the craft to life. "Where I really am happy is when every department is ...
IndieWire

‘Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy’ Was Streaming-Only in the U.S., but Theatrical Test Screenings Proved It Could Succeed Everywhere

Four films into the franchise, long-time producer and Working Title Films co-chair Eric Fellner tells IndieWire that he still feels the magic of the marvelous (and now Emmy-nominated) Ms. Jones — and ...