The actor will make his return as Daniel Cleaver in 'Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy,' which is slated to premiere in February 2025 Hugh Grant could get a screenwriting credit for the next Bridget Jones movie.

Sadly, Grant and Colin Firth, Bridget’s other love interest, won’t be sharing the screen this time around as Firth’s character Mark will not be returning. Mark died in the book, which will likely be explored in the fourth movie as Bridget forges a path forward. “You’ll be very moved,” Grant said about making Bridget Jones: Mad About The Boy.

Hugh Grant has revealed he was left unimpressed by the script for his character for the upcoming fourth Bridget Jones movie - so he took matters into his own hands and penned some of his own scenes

"They wanted him in it, and in the end, they'd done something I wasn't crazy about," he said of his character's role in an earlier draft of the script.

Hugh Grant has revealed that he agreed to take part in the fourth Bridget Jones film after rewriting his part. The English actor, 64, played the dashing love rat Daniel Cleaver in the first two films of the franchise,