Hugh Grant- Bridget Jones: The Edge Of Reason Red Carpet

The transcript discusses the success of the first Bridget Jones film and the pressure it created for the sequel. The second film is well-received, with audiences reacting positively. The actor talks about his character's development and the need to portray a darker side. Concerns about film piracy and its financial impact are raised. Renée Zellweger's likability and acting skills are praised. The transcript ends with a humorous note on rivalry and humor in the film.

What was the general reaction of audiences to the second Bridget Jones film?

• They laughed and cried at the right moments.

• They found it confusing.

• They disliked it.

• They were indifferent.

Why did the speaker feel it was important to play a more hard-edged role?

• To show versatility as an actor.

• To avoid being typecast as a villain.

• To follow the director's orders.

• To continue playing nice characters.

What is the speaker's opinion on film piracy?

• It is a minor issue.

• It is a serious problem affecting earnings.

• It helps promote the film.

• It is beneficial for actors.

What makes Renée Zellweger effective in her role as Bridget Jones?

• Her strong singing skills.

• Her natural likability and acting talent.

• Her ability to play unlikeable characters.

• Her background in action films.

What humorous event is mentioned involving Colin Firth?

• A serious argument.

• A dance-off.

• A cooking competition.

• A naked wrestling match.