Renée Zellweger is sort of match in comparison with her iconic character Bridget Jones, who isn’t thought-about match to some individuals.
In a joint interview with British Vogue, Zellweger, who will seem in new Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy, responded to a query about her reel character not being match like her in actual life.
The Judy actress mentioned that she by no means thought “Bridget isn’t match”.
“She’s simply totally different from me,” remarked the 55-year-old.
While appreciating her character’s traits, Zellweger revealed that Bridget had “good issues in good locations” that by no means occurred to her with none further effort.
The Whole Truth actress acknowledged that she “runs” for her “sanity”.
Elsewhere within the interview, Zellweger mirrored on her health routine in her actual life.
“I’ll dash a mile,” admitted the Here And Now actress.
However, Zellweger talked about that she wouldn’t run day by day, solely thrice per week.
Other exercise regime she talked about was “sit-ups” which she needed to carry out due to her “herniated discs”.
Earlier, the Bridget Jones writer Helen Fielding confronted backlash for her character’s obsession over calorie counting.
Fielding spoke to PEOPLE and opened up that individuals all the time had points with “irony”.
“My feeling is that if we as ladies can’t be ironic, or snigger at our imperfections then we haven’t obtained very far at being equal, have we?” mentioned the author.
Fielding added, “Let’s face it, ladies worrying about physique picture was a actuality after I first wrote Bridget and is much more of a actuality now.”
Meanwhile, Zellweger’s Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy will start streaming on Peacock on February 13.
