Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy

And then with this one, because the whole thing spoke about grief, like both Mitch and I found ourselves in tears because it was just so beautiful.

So I would say if we were to rank them, it would be Bridget Jones's Diary, Mad About the Boy.

Yeah.

Edge of Reason and Richard Jones' Baby.

If Tony has any real Oscar potential, it will be for Banderas' best supporting actor.

The other side in this formative triangle is Leo Woodall of Bridget Jones and Mad About the Boy, and he steals every scene he gets as a caddish line cook with a violent side.

This all makes for exactly the kind of biopic that I like, and though I certainly wouldn't reveal it here, it ends with scenes that perfectly capture how much Bourdain advanced in this formative summer, and hints at where we all know he'll be going.

And thankfully, Tony never dives into how Bourdain's life ended, instead just letting us celebrate this complicated but always captivating soul.

Wait, what number Bridget Jones was it? The most recent one.

Mad About the Boy from last year.

How many have there

been? There's a one from last year that came out.

Thank you.

Um, I'm sure many people here saw Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy.

Yes.

And I just thought you were so wonderful in that series.