Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason

After finding love, Bridget Jones questions if she really has everything she’s dreamed of having

Credits

Director

Beeban Kidron

Based on

Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason by Helen Fielding

Producers

Tim Bevan, Eric Fellner, Jonathan Cavendish, Oswald von Wolkenstein

Production Companies

Universal Pictures, StudioCanal, Miramax, Working Title Films, Atlantic Television, Little Bird

Studio

Universal Pictures

Dneg VFX Supervisor

Jody Johnson

Dneg VFX Producer

Alex Hope

Release Date

19th November 2004

The second instalment of Bridget Jones’s Diary catches up with Bridget in blissful coupledom with Mark D’Arcy. Unfortunately, Bridget manages to complicate this idyllic set-up and before too long they have split up.

The modest charms of Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason are a triumph of performance, production, and adaptation over the empty-calorie dither of its source material.Entertainment Weekly

DNEG’s Contribution

One of the major sequences that Double Negative produced for the film was the ‘Lonely People’ shot which sees Bridget home-alone in South London gazing wistfully out of her window, the shot pulls back from Bridget passing windows of happy couples – giving a sense that every twinkling light in the London skyline contains a scene of marital or familial happiness.

Double Negative felt that previous realisations of London skylines in miniature and matte painting tended to oversimplify the layout of the city. Instead, the team created a layout representative of the cramped, haphazard London skyline that we see today.

Double Negative worked on several other sequences for the film, including the climactic wedding scene.

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