And just like that, Ejiofor was cast as Mr. Wallaker, a pragmatic science teacher, in Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy, the fourth installment in the beloved romantic comedy franchise starring Renee Zellweger as the titular heroine, which hit Peacock on February 14.

Leo Woodall and Chiwetel Ejiofor have revealed that they're both open to returning to the Bridget Jones franchise. "A hundred percent," Woodall tells Parade when asked whether he would return. "For sure, it'd be great if that were to happen," Ejiofor adds, "but obviously at the moment, that's not on the cards and we'll have to see."

This isn’t a spoiler, it’s established in the Mad About the Boy trailer, Colin Firth’s Mark Darcy – Bridget Jones’s love interest through the first three films – died before the events of this movie.

Mad About The Boy. Praise the rom-com overlords, Bridget Jones is back for one final chaotic chapter. Bridget Jones: Mad About The Boy is a moving adaptation of Helen Fielding's final novel of the same name,

Mad About the Boy takes Bridget to different places inside and outside the city as she gets her life together after a personal tragedy.

You can understand, then, that when the trailer for the fourth film, Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy, was released, fans were preeeeetty upset that it revealed Mark died four years earlier. (He was killed while on the job as a international human rights lawyer,