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 opened up about his decision not to appear in the third Bridget Jones movie. While Hugh is set to reprise his role as Daniel Cleaver in the upcoming fourth film, slated for release next year,

The 63-year-old played Bridget’s ex Daniel Cleaver in the first two films, but didn’t appear in 2016′s Bridget Jones’s Baby

Hugh Grant agreed to fourth Bridget Jones film after rewriting ‘some scenes’ - The English actor skipped playing the dashing Daniel Cleaver in the third movie.

Hugh Grant has revealed that he wrote his own scenes in the upcoming Bridget Jones movie. Bridget Jones: Mad About The Boy will be the fourth instalment in the franchise, following Bridget (Renée Zellweger) as she navigates motherhood alone with two children.

Hugh Grant has revealed he was involved in the creation of his character's scenes in Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy. The Notting Hill actor played Bridget's on-off love interest Daniel Cleaver in 2001' s Bridget Jones's Diary and the 2004 sequel,