Leo Woodall Discusses 'Bridget Jones' Role and James Bond Speculation

The rising star reflects on his latest film, age-gap romances, and the possibility of stepping into the iconic 007 role.

Leo Woodall stars as Roxster, Bridget Jones' younger love interest, in the new film 'Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy,' now in theaters and on streaming platforms.
The movie explores Bridget's journey as a widowed single mother navigating love and life after the death of Mark Darcy, played by Colin Firth in previous installments.
Woodall and Renée Zellweger addressed the film's portrayal of age-gap relationships, emphasizing its realism and challenging societal taboos.
While promoting the film, Woodall expressed interest in action roles and confirmed he would be open to playing James Bond, though no such offer has been made.
The actor described filming intimate scenes with Zellweger as awkward but praised the use of an intimacy coordinator to ensure authenticity and comfort on set.