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Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy Review

by Peyton Feb 28,2025

Bridget Jones's latest adventure, Mad About the Boy, arrives on Peacock starting Thursday, February 13th. International audiences outside the U.S. can catch it in theaters on February 14th.

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