Bridget Jones's Leo Woodall recreates iconic Hugh Grant moment in Mad About the Boy
One of the most iconic scenes in the original Bridget Jones's Diary is the moment when Hugh Grant's Daniel Cleaver finds himself thrown into a river after showing off while punting – and in new film Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy, it's the turn of another character to get soaking wet.
Leo Woodall enters a charming café in London’s most charming neighborhood, Primrose Hill, one recent January morning, ...
Leo Woodall, the 28-year-old Bridget Jones star, has defended the age gap romance featured in the forthcoming film, Bridget ...
For Leo Woodall, playing an onscreen heartthrob has its ups and downs. The actor, who caught audiences' attention for his ...
he rose to prominence in Netflix hit series One Day, based on the romantic David Nicholls book of the same name. Woodall told Elle UK: “I don’t really get the Tube any more. (A woman ...
Leo Woodall says playing the heartthrob isn't always glamorous. When asked in a new interview if he ever feels "objectified" ...
Leo Woodall as Dexter in One Day. Netflix He then went on to star in One Day in 2024, opposite Ambika Mod. "We both knew it was a mountain to climb," Woodall told RadioTimes.com of ...
The thriller, available to stream on Apple TV+, starred Spiderman's Tom Holland and explored the criminal life of its titular ...
The White Lotus and One Day star opens up about the age gap stigma in his new film Bridget Jones: Mad About A Boy.
The couple was spotted looking affectionate at the Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy screening just days after he shut down a ...
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