Our favorite Renee Zellweger is back as Bridget Jones in the third installment of a romantic comedy film based on Helen Fielding's novel of the same name.
In a report by Entertainment Weekly, Working Title Films is moving ahead in the production of the film's third sequel.
While there is not much details about the film, Colin Firth - who plays Mark Darcy in the first two sequels - shared a possible plot to Access Hollywood guest correspondent Dave Karger last year.
"I can tell you that Bridget and Mark can't have children, I think that's the way it goes on. So then she makes the huge mistake of going back to Daniel Cleaver [played by Hugh Grant] for long enough to get pregnant. And I think he dumps her, and she's left stranded, and guess who comes back to rescue her?" Colin said.
Aside from that, the London Evening Standard reported that author Helen Fielding had started working on a third book.
"I will be working on both the book and the film but I don't know if they are the same thing yet. It's not been decided," Helen said.
The first film, "Bridget Jones's Diary," released in 2001, grossed $281 million internationally, while 2004's sequel, "Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason," took in $262 million, according to EW.
Image credit: Jason Bell
In a report by Entertainment Weekly, Working Title Films is moving ahead in the production of the film's third sequel.
While there is not much details about the film, Colin Firth - who plays Mark Darcy in the first two sequels - shared a possible plot to Access Hollywood guest correspondent Dave Karger last year.
"I can tell you that Bridget and Mark can't have children, I think that's the way it goes on. So then she makes the huge mistake of going back to Daniel Cleaver [played by Hugh Grant] for long enough to get pregnant. And I think he dumps her, and she's left stranded, and guess who comes back to rescue her?" Colin said.
Aside from that, the London Evening Standard reported that author Helen Fielding had started working on a third book.
"I will be working on both the book and the film but I don't know if they are the same thing yet. It's not been decided," Helen said.
The first film, "Bridget Jones's Diary," released in 2001, grossed $281 million internationally, while 2004's sequel, "Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason," took in $262 million, according to EW.
Image credit: Jason Bell
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