Director Sharon Maguire Talks 'Godmothered' and Another 'Bridget Jones' Sequel (Exclusive)

We couldn’t imagine anyone else as Bridget Jones at this point, but Hugh Grant admitted he wasn’t sold on casting Renée Zellweger for the role.

Sharon Osbourne is back at home with her family after having recovered from COVID-19.The celebrated TV personality and panelist on took to Instagram on Wednesday to celebrate her good fortune with a heartwarming snapshot of her low-key homecoming party.«Got the ok to go home after two negative test results and look at the joy waiting for me!» Sharon wrote, alongside a photo of her husband, Ozzy Osbourne, rocking a face mask and lounging on the family's couch alongside their multitude of adorable

“The Undoing” actor who played caddish Daniel Cleaver alongside Texas-born Zellweger in the hugely popular flick admitted that he was initially skeptical of the unusual casting.“There was a whole scandal about why isn’t this a British actress?” Grant said in a new BBC2 documentary, “Being Bridget Jones.”“I didn’t know Renée Zellweger, and a Texan playing a British character? It did seem like a stretch,” he confessed.Grant revealed that the two-time Oscar winner’s first attempt at a British

Hugh Grant was trepidacious about Renée Zellweger starring in the “Bridget Jones” movie series, but he admits the worry was for nothing.

Being Bridget Jones, now streaming on BBC iPlayer.“I didn’t know Renée Zellweger, and a Texan playing a British character, it did seem like a stretch,” Grant continued.The actor added that Zellweger’s first attempt was “good” but also sounded like Princess Margaret, which he described as “startling”.“She was told to kind of, well she thought she better loosen it up a bit,” he added. “Then she came in and it was Princess Margaret having had a stroke.

Hugh Grant admits he had initial reservations about Renee Zellweger being cast in Bridget Jones’s Diary.There were raised eyebrows when the American was given the lead role in the 2000 smash.

We weren’t sure how to react when we learned that the creator of Black Mirror was making a show about 2020.

Kourtney Kardashian, 41, had a little holiday fun on Dec. 20 when she gave her Instagram followers a bit of late nineties nostalgia! The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star shared two posts that showed her rocking a green patterned crop top along with a matching skirt and dark green tights, and white open-toe heels with straps.

Netflix mockumentary Death to 2020, which boasts a star-studded cast including Samuel L Jackson, Hugh Grant and Lisa Kudrow.Set for release on December 27, the mockumentary will see the cast – which also includes Stranger Things‘ Joe Keery, Leslie Jones and Kumail Nanjiani – play a series of “experts, politicos, monarchs and average citizens” as they look back at 2020.Grant is made up as a “repellent” historian, Kudrow takes on the role of a conservative commentator while Tracey Ullman plays the

Pamela Silva, this 2020 was a year of great challenges, because in addition to experiencing an unprecedented event such as the coronavirus pandemic, the journalist became a mother last April, just when the COVID-19 virus was in one of its most critical points of propagation. From the moment she found out she was expecting her first child, her life took a 180° turn and all her love and energy went into taking care of herself and her little one.

Disney+.“Tim Federle, the showrunner, gave me a call right before we started filming,” Bassett, 19, tells The Post. “He said, ‘We have this spot for Ricky and he sings this song and I really would like it if you could actually write it yourself.’ And he kind of gave the premise.

Sleepless nights, dirty nappies and endless laundry – new babies are hard work. But you won’t catch Connie Yates or Chris Gard moaning about their 19-week-old bundle of joy.

The Christmas Setup is Lifetime's first holiday film entirely centered around a gay couple falling in love during Christmastime.

first Asian American romantic comedy, , taking a major step forward in expanding its call for diversity by making way for stories that shine a light on previously underrepresented communities. StarringJacky Lai (), Tony Giroux () and legendary actor Tzi Ma (), the significance of -- on the heels of box office success  and critical darling -- isn't lost on Lai and Giroux.«I don't think I've been able to fully wrap my head around what this project is going to do or how it will affect people,» Lai,

Hugh Grant has been joined by a ton of amazing actors in Netflix’s upcoming comedy special from the creators of Black Mirror, called Death to 2020.

direct to your inboxNetflix is releasing an end of year comedy special made by the creators of Black Mirror.Samuel L Jackson, Hugh Grant and Lisa Kudrow are some of the big names set to star in Death To 2020.The streaming service describes the show as “a landmark documentary-style special” that “weaves together some of the world’s most (fictitious) renowned voices with real-life archival footage spanning the past 12 months”.Black Mirror’s Charlie Brooker and Annabel Jones will create and

Death to 2020, a new comedy special from Black Mirror creators Charlie Brooker and Annabel Jones.Jackson will be starring alongside Hugh Grant, Lisa Kudrow, Kumail Nanjiani, Tracey Ullman, Samson Kayo, Leslie Jones, Diane Morgan, Cristin Milioti and Joe Keery.

Also Read: Charlie Brooker Isn't Working on 'Black Mirror' Season 6 Because He Doesn't Know If You Can 'Stomach' It Right NowPer Netflix, “Death to 2020” is “coming soon,” possibly “too soon.”You can watch a teaser for the special above.Back in May, Brooker said he wasn’t currently working on a sixth season of “Black Mirror” because he didn’t know if the world could “stomach” more of his dystopian anthology series at this particular point in time.“At the moment, I don’t know what stomach there