Bridget Jones Sequel Still on Track
bbc.co.uk
24 August, 2004
UK-based Working Title - makers of Notting Hill and
Bridget Jones's Diary - rubbished suggestions of a crisis.
It dismissed reports of restructuring and a proposed
cut in its budget.
Working Title, set up in 1982 by Tim Bevan and Sarah Radclyffe,
is Europe's most successful film production company with box
office takings of $2.5bn.
Some press reports suggested that Working Title's forthcoming
romantic comedy Wimbledon had been delayed for reshooting, and
that Bridget Jones sequel Edge of Reason had allegedly received
"mixed" test screenings ( ) but these reports were "nonsense",
the company said.
Its spokesman said Edge of Reason had received a better response
than the original Bridget Jones film, and more positive feedback
in the US than the hugely successful Notting Hill.
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