Bridget Jones's Diary is a wonderful film. Renee Zellweger as Bridget gives such an honest and real performance that makes you laugh and cry at the same time.
Hugh Grant was very impressive and it was great to see him in such a role as Four Weddings and a Funeral and Notting Hill were too much alike character wise and it was about time we saw Hugh in this light and he definitely had the funniest lines and you could tell he was really enjoying his role as Daniel Cleaver which made the film more enjoyable.
I must admit I have never seen Colin's other movies and was pleasantly surprised by his performance. He gave such a dry humouress performance and that it's hard to pick the standout of the movie as the 3 of them were brilliant.
Jim Broadbent gave a wonderful performance as Bridget's father and the supporting cast were equally as good.
Renee's accent was so real that if you didn't know her nationality you'd honestly believe she was British, not many actresses can do this and Gwyneth Paltrow is another example of who can do the British accent impressively as well.
Definitely a film to watch over and over again and one of Renee's best.
Hugh Grant was very impressive and it was great to see him in such a role as Four Weddings and a Funeral and Notting Hill were too much alike character wise and it was about time we saw Hugh in this light and he definitely had the funniest lines and you could tell he was really enjoying his role as Daniel Cleaver which made the film more enjoyable.
I must admit I have never seen Colin's other movies and was pleasantly surprised by his performance. He gave such a dry humouress performance and that it's hard to pick the standout of the movie as the 3 of them were brilliant.
Jim Broadbent gave a wonderful performance as Bridget's father and the supporting cast were equally as good.
Renee's accent was so real that if you didn't know her nationality you'd honestly believe she was British, not many actresses can do this and Gwyneth Paltrow is another example of who can do the British accent impressively as well.
Definitely a film to watch over and over again and one of Renee's best.