'Pointless.'
Bridget Jones is officially back – but not everyone is returning for the sequel Renee Zellweger and Hugh Grant are officially set to reunite in a new Bridget Jones’s Diary movie, without Colin Firth. Eight years after the last instalment, Bridget Jones’s Baby, it has been confirmed that a sequel is on the way, titled Bridge Jones: Mad About The Boy.
LostInFIlms tweeted: ‘Bridget Jones 4 without Colin Firth, yer no thanks, pointless, he’s the only reason I watched & liked the last 3 films, I like him very much .’ Vic agreed: ‘There is no Bridget Jones without Mark Darcy.’ Colin Firth is not said to be taking part ‘Bridget jones 4 is flopping because I need Daniel and Mark Darcy rematch of love triangle,’ a Twitter user known only as Katherine posted.
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