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The film grossed over $280 million worldwide, of which about $71 million was in the US.
The fees were especially high in the UK - 45 million pounds. At the time of its release (2001), the film was the second highest-grossing British film in the UK, losing first place to the 1997 comedy The Male St******se.

After some time, Darcy again comes to Bridget and says that he decided to stay. By chance, Darcy sees the entries in Bridget's diary of the period of her prejudice towards him and leaves. Bridget catches up with him outside. There is a romantic explanation and a happy ending.

At Bridget's birthday party, a fight breaks out between Cleaver and Darcy. Cleaver is beaten up and Bridget, not understanding Darcy's actions, does not want to meet him. The following Christmas, she learns that it was Cleaver who actually took Darcy's wife away. Bridget hurries to meet him, but learns that Darcy is going to leave for America.

Bridget's other decisions include ignoring her boss, Daniel Cleaver. However, it is with him that Bridget begins an affair. In one of the conversations, when it comes to Darcy, Cleaver says that he took his girlfriend away. After some time, Bridget breaks up with Cleaver because of his infidelity. Not wanting to see Cleaver again, Bridget quits her job and gets a job as a host for a small TV station. Darcy helps her by arranging an exclusive interview. Darcy and Bridget grow closer.

Bridget Jones is an unmarried 32-year-old woman who has a complex about being overweight. At Christmas, which she usually spends at her parents' house, her mother introduces her to the divorced Mark Darcy. However, Darcy does not become Bridget's "man of dreams" - on the contrary, antipathy appears between them. In addition, Bridget decides to lose weight, quit smoking and start dating a worthy person. To record all her decisions, thoughts, successes and failures, Bridget starts a diary.

The role, after which Zellweger was noticed both by critics and the general public, was the role of the girlfriend of the hero Tom Cruise in the film "Jerry Maguire" (1996). For this role, Zellweger was chosen by the film's director Cameron Crowe from a dozen other, much more popular actresses, such as Cameron Diaz, Winona Ryder and Marisa Tomei [4]. Zellweger's role as Dorothy Boyd in Jerry Maguire was followed by several memorable roles by Zellweger, including the drama True Values opposite Meryl Streep, and the critically acclaimed crime comedy Betty Sister, in which Zellweger played an amnesiac. a waitress from Kansas obsessed with soap operas. The role of Betty brought the actress a victory in the nomination "Best Actress in a Comedy/Musical" at the Golden Globe Awards in 2001.

Zellweger at the 2009 Tribeca Film Festival
Zellweger went to every screen test in Houston and eventually landed supporting roles in Reality Bites with Winona Ryder and Empire Records, as well as a starring role in the critically and fan-maligned Texas Chainsaw Massacre Returns, the sequel to the acclaimed horror movie. On this film, Zellweger met Matthew McConaughey, who convinced her to move to Los Angeles and achieve a successful film career there.

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Born April 25, 1969 in the small town of Katy (English) Russian, a suburb of Houston, Texas, in the family of Emil Erich Zellweger, a Swiss immigrant who worked as an electrical engineer, and Chelfrid Irene Andreasen, a Norwegian with Sami roots by origin, a nurse- professional nurses. Renee Zellweger has an older brother, Drew Zellweger, who was born two years earlier and is a marketing worker. While studying at Katy High School, Zellweger, who was involved in gymnastics and participated in a drama club, decided to choose an acting career for her future. To do this, she completed acting classes at the University of Texas, Austin, and then went to Hollywood, where she failed to succeed, and she returned back to her home state.

Renée Kathleen Zellweger (born April 25, 1969, Kathy (English) Russian, Texas, USA) is an American actress and producer. Winner of two Oscars (2004, 2020) and BAFTA (2004, 2020), four Golden Globe Awards (2001, 2003, 2004, 2020), and three US Screen Actors Guild Awards (2003, 2004, 2020). ) and the Independent Spirit Award (2020). The owner of a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.