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Hugh Grant and his wife Anna Elisabet Eberstein made a glamorous arrival at Bridget Jones: Mad About The Boy premiere in London’s Leicester Square on Wednesday.
The 64-year-old English actor, best known for his role as the charming Daniel Cleaver in the comedy/romance franchise, looked dapper in a black suit.
Hugh wore a crisp white unbuttoned shirt, completed with smart black leather shoes as he posed alongside his wife.
Anna, 41, looked stunning as she showcased her long legs in a cream tweed dress.
The couple couldn’t wipe the smile off their faces as they arrived arm-in-arm on the red carpet.
During the premiere, Hugh was also reunited with his co-star Renée Zellweger, 55, who stars as the iconic Bridget Jones in the beloved movie series.
Hugh Grant, 64, and his wife Anna Elisabet Eberstein, 41, made a glamorous arrival at Bridget Jones: Mad About The Boy premiere in London’s Leicester Square on Wednesday
The English actor, best known for his role as the charming Daniel Cleaver in the comedy/romance franchise, looked dapper in a black suit
Renée turned heads in a striking hot pink strapless dress with a dramatic long train.
She added inches to her frame with a pair of red pointed heels and styled her blonde tresses in an elegant side ponytail.
Renée’s iconic singleton, Bridget Jones, finally married Mark Darcy (played by Colin Firth) in Bridget Jones’ Baby (2016).
The couple had an on-again, off-again romance throughout the trilogy, but they finally got their happy ending when it was revealed that the high-flying lawyer was the father of her baby.
However, in Helen Fielding’s fourth book, Mad About the Boy, Mark tragically dies while working abroad as a human rights lawyer, leaving Bridget a widow and struggling with motherhood alone.
The trailer for the upcoming fourth film confirms that this storyline will be followed, with Mark having passed away before the events of the movie.
In the trailer, Bridget is encouraged by her friends to ‘get back on the horse’ after self-imposing a four-year sex ban following Mark’s death.
She also quits her job in television to focus on the school run, with comedic scenes expected as she tries to keep up with the Yummy Mummies.
Hugh wore a crisp white unbuttoned shirt, completed with smart black leather shoes as he posed alongside his wife
Anna looked stunning as she showcased her long legs in a cream tweed dress
During the premiere Hugh appeared in high spirits as he greeted fans and signed autographs
He was also reunited with his co-star Renée Zellweger, 55, who stars as the iconic Bridget Jones in the beloved movie series
Renée turned heads in a striking hot pink strapless dress with a dramatic long train
The trailer for the upcoming fourth film sees Bridget being encouraged by her friends to ‘get back on the horse’ after self-imposing a four-year sex ban following Mark’s death
During a trip to the park, Bridget finds her two children stuck in a tree, where she’s rescued by two dashing men: Leo Woodall from The White Lotus and Oscar nominee Chiwetel Ejiofor
During a trip to the park, Bridget finds her two children stuck in a tree, where she’s rescued by two dashing men: Leo Woodall from The White Lotus and Oscar nominee Chiwetel Ejiofor.
Bridget soon finds herself caught in a three-way battle for her affections, between boytoy Roxster (played by Leo Woodall), PE teacher Mr. Wallaker (played by Chiwetel Ejiofor), and a returning Hugh as the infamous Daniel Cleaver.
Fans can also look forward to a particularly sexy scene where Roxster jumps into a pool to rescue a little dog, mirroring the iconic Mr. Darcy moment from Pride and Prejudice.
As the trailer unravels, Bridget’s romance with Roxster heats up, culminating in a passionate night after a date.
However, Bridget is left confused as her flirtatious interactions with Mr. Wallaker intensify, eventually leading her to stumble upon him half-naked in a barn.
The movie was officially confirmed last year, with the script penned by Helen Fielding, Abi Morgan, and Dan Mazer, and Michael Morris directing.
