Where Can I Stream Bridget Jones?
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Mad About The Boy is finally here – but where can we stream the rest of the iconic Bridget Jones movies to extend the feeling? Here’s where and how
The wait is finally over: Bridget Jones 4 – aka Mad About The Boy – has landed in cinemas, drawing two new bachelors towards our unlucky-in-love heroine (Renee Zellweger). On the one hand, there’s the titular ‘boy’, the sardonic and brazen Roxster (Leo Woodall), snagging her attention – while slow and steady school teacher Mr Wallaker (Chiwetel Ejiofor) also turns her head. Whether you’ve already seen Mad About The Boy in the cinema and you want to reminisce, or you’re looking to refresh your memory before delving into the popcorn, here’s where and how to stream each and every Bridget Jones movie.
How To Stream Every Bridget Jones Movie In 2025
Bridget Jones’s Diary (2001)
We first met 32-year-old singleton Bridget Jones in 2001, though Helen Fielding’s 1996 novel had already introduced the beloved character to the nation. In the first film in the series, Bridget is worried about her weight and has an all-consuming crush on her publishing company boss Daniel Cleaver (Hugh Grant). But when she is reconnected with childhood acquaintance and handsome barrister Mark Darcy (Colin Firth), a love triangle ensues…
Bridget Jones’s Diary is available to stream with a Now Cinema Pass (£6.99/month) or is available to rent across various platforms.
Bridget Jones: The Edge Of Reason (2004)
Hot off the success of Bridget Jones’s Diary, The Edge Of Reason brought us back into Bridget, Daniel and Mark’s London lives, while Bridget’s new TV career unfolds on the side. Still weight-conscious and insecure in her new relationship with Mark, this film includes yet another epic fight between Daniel and Mark after a series of unfortunate events leaves our heroine facing drug smuggling charges in a Thai prison.
Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason is available to stream with a Now Cinema Pass (£6.99/month) or is available to rent across various platforms.
Bridget Jones’s Baby (2016)
More than a decade later, we were finally reunited with Bridget – though we start on a sad note. Ex lover Daniel is presumed dead following a plane crash, and at his funeral Bridget has an awkward encounter with her now ex husband Mark and his wife Camilla. Deciding to embrace single life, Bridget has a one night stand with charismatic mathematician Jack Qwant (Patrick Dempsey) – but bumping into Mark once again at a Christening makes her realise her feelings for him are still there, and the two spend the night together. Falling pregnant, Bridget must deduce which of the bachelors is the father – all while trying to hide them from each other.
Bridget Jones’s Baby is available to stream with a Now Cinema Pass (£6.99/month) or is available to rent across various platforms.
Bridget Jones: Mad About The Boy (2025)
And just under yet another decade later, back we are with Bridget. Now, however, she lives in Hampstead – and is a widow. Four years after the death of her husband (man of her dreams Mark Darcy), Bridget is ready to step back into the world of romance. This time around, however, she has two children to look out for – and a compelling teacher to flirt with. Enter Roxster, a brazen man also capturing her attention, despite being decades younger.
Bridget Jones: Mad About The Boy is in cinemas now. No news just yet on when or where it will be available to stream after it has completed its cinematic run.
