Renée Zellweger: 'Fingers crossed' this is not the end of Bridget Jones
This article contains spoilers about Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy
Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy has been billed as the fourth and final film in the series - but its star Renée Zellweger says she has her "fingers crossed" that is not the case.
Zellweger has played our favourite hapless heroine for more than 20 years and seems as attached to her as ever, calling the character an "old friend".
Speaking at the film's premiere in London's Leicester Square on Wednesday evening, the actress says she is "in denial" and "it hasn't sunk in yet" that the franchise may be coming to a close.
"Let me live in denial for a little longer", she laughs.
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Yet, while there are no plans to take the Bridget Jones story any further, author Helen Fielding is not completely ruling out the prospect.
The new film sees Bridget living as a widow, becoming a single mother and tackling modern dating.
The story is partially inspired by Fielding's own loss. Her husband, Kevin Curran, died in 2016.
Zellweger says the film is a "beautiful story and really the most personal for Helen. She is sharing about her own experiences about loss, grief and finding new happiness, it's a pretty special one".
She adds she has always felt "really, really lucky to get the part" and "was just trying not to get fired".
