Iconic scenes from the first Bridget Jones's Diary film feature Renee Zellweger ... smack bang in the middle of foodie paradise Borough Market. While we're familiar with Bridget's living room ...

For the diary writer’s next narrative ... Fans of the Bridget Jones franchise will have a special place in their hearts for Borough Market, with the exterior of the Globe Tavern being Bridget ...

Twenty-four years of Bridget Jones, and she is still as relatable to us all ... she’s out of her Borough Market flat and into a house in Hampstead. However, her same signature chaos remains ...

Near Jones’s flat, the bustling market has been featured in all three films ... Jones first encountered the station in Bridget Jones Diary when she had an emotional reunion with Darcy. The station is ...

Now, almost 30 years on from the creation of Bridget Jones, you can watch a tell-all BBC documentary about the making of one of Britain's most loved characters and the real woman behind the diary.

"This is really the original Bridget Jones Diary.", reports the Mirror. The documentary sheds light on how Renée Zellweger, a non-British actress, became the face of Bridget Jones. "Casting ...

Although “Bridget Jones: Mad About The Boy” is a straight-to-streaming film in the United States, the fourth movie in the series is actually a big office office hit in the rest of the world.

The fourth Bridget Jones film, Mad About the Boy, is hitting a major global box office milestone, despite domestic digital ...

The movie pays homage to its emblematic predecessor “Bridget Jones’ Diary” and offers a new, modern and emotionally mature story. Based on the final book in the series on which the movies ...

BBC documentary, 'Being Bridget Jones,' viewers are given an intimate look at the creation of one of Britain's most beloved characters and the woman behind the iconic diary-style novel ...

Bridget Jones's Diary. Released in 2001, the movie made over $280 million worldwide, of which more than $75 million came from domestic theaters. A sequel, Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason ...