In an interview with British Vogue published Wednesday, the 'Bridget Jones Diary' star said, "I needed to. I was sick of the sound of my own voice."

Renée Zellweger is opening up about the break she took from acting more than a decade ago. In an interview with actor Hugh Grant for British Vogue 's February issue, the Academy Award winner shared why she took a break from acting between 2010 and 2016.

The 2025 movie schedule is full of exciting titles and big names, and that includes the next Bridget Jones movie and its star, Renée Zellweger. The actress, producer and writer will make her return to the big screen after more than half a decade away from Tinseltown.

Following the busiest few years of her career, Renée Zellweger enjoyed a much-needed six-year hiatus. The 2x Oscar winner recently opened up to Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy co-star Hugh Grant about why she took a break from acting in 2010, before returning for 2016’s Bridget Jones’s Baby.

Renée Zellweger is reflecting on why she temporarily stepped away from acting 15 years ago.

Renée Zellweger is quite fit compared to her iconic character Bridget Jones, who is not considered fit to some people.In a joint interview with British Vogue, Zellweger, who will appear

Renée Zellweger opened up to Bridget Jones co-star Hugh Grant on why she “needed” to take a six-year break from acting. In an interview for British Vogue published Wednesday, Zellweger told Grant that she grew “sick” of hearing her own voice and needed to take a step back to reinvigorate her craft.

Renée Zellweger thinks the grumpiest grump in Hollywood is a bit misunderstood. On Wednesday, Vogue UK published a delightful — albeit occasionally snarky — piece in which Hugh Grant interviews his “Bridget Jones” co-star in conjunction with the release of the franchise’s fourth installment,