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Bridget Jones's Diary (2001) [R]

Release Date:
April 13, 2001

Original Title:
Bridget Jones's Diary

Alternate Titles:
Bridget Jones
Bridget Jones'un Gündəliyi
Burijitto Jonzu no nikki
Dnevnik Bridzhet Dzhons
Dnevnik Bridžit Džouns
Dnevnikŭt na Bridzhit Dzhouns
Shchodennyk Bridzhyt Dzhons
To Imerológio tis Brítzet Tzóouns

Genres:
Comedy | Drama | Romance

Production Companies:
Little Bird
Miramax
StudioCanal
Universal Pictures
Working Title Films

Production Countries:
France | Ireland | United Kingdom | United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
AU: M  CH: 16  CZ: 18+|12+  DE: 12  ES: 12  FR: TP  GB: 15  HU: 12  IE: 15  KR: 18  NL: 12  PL: 16  PT: M/12  RO: 18  SE: 7  US: R 

Runtime: 97

All women keep score... Only the great ones put it in writing.

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A chaotic Bridget Jones meets a snobbish lawyer, and he soon enters her world of imperfections.

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ADR Editor:
Gillian Dodders

ADR Mixer:
Peter Gleaves

ADR Voice Casting:
Louis Elman

Additional Photography:
Buddy Blackwell

Additional Wardrobe Assistant:
Sheridan Jones

Aerial Camera:
Adam Dale

Art Department Assistant:
Andrea Couch

Art Direction:
Paul Cross

Assistant Accountant:
Fry Martin

Assistant Art Director:
Paul Inglis

Assistant Camera:
Charlie Woodburn

Assistant Costume Designer:
Stephen Noble

Assistant Editor:
Simon Harris

Assistant Script:
Jeanette McGrath

Assistant Sound Editor:
Tom Sayers

Boom Operator:
Tony Bell

Camera Loader:
Charlie England
Bob Cooke

Camera Operator:
Darren De'Ath

Camera Trainee:
Kim Vinegrad

Carpenter:
Ray Bell-Chambers

Casting:
Michelle Guish

Casting Assistant:
Gaby Kester

Casting Director:
Chloe Emmerson

Choreographer:
Alison Mahoney

Co-Producer:
Debra Hayward
Liza Chasin

Color Timer:
Peter Hunt

Compositing Artist:
Adrian Banton

Construction Coordinator:
Alan Chesters

Continuity:
Laura Gwynne

Costume Assistant:
Fiona Coutts

Costume Design:
Rachael Fleming

Costumer:
Carlo Manzi

Data Wrangler:
Darrel Griffin

Digital Effects Supervisor:
Colin Laski

Director:
Sharon Maguire

Director of Photography:
Stuart Dryburgh

Dolby Consultant:
Michael Denner

Dressing Prop:
Peter Hasler

Driver:
Paul Brosnan

Drone Pilot:
Philip George

Editor:
Martin Walsh

Electrician:
Chris Gilbertson

Executive In Charge Of Production:
Michelle Wright

Executive Producer:
Helen Fielding

First Assistant Director:
Stuart Renfrew

First Assistant Editor:
Alastair Grimshaw

Floor Runner:
Vicki Allen

Focus Puller:
Tristam Cones

Foley Artist:
Ricky Butt

Foley Editor:
Peter Holt

Foley Mixer:
Kevin Tayler

Gaffer:
Gary Colkett

Generator Operator:
Micky May

Graphic Designer:
Carol Kupisz

Grip:
Malcolm Beale

Hair Designer:
Graham Johnston

Health and Safety:
Paul Jackson

Helicopter Camera:
Marc Wolff

Key Grip:
Nick Ray

Line Producer:
Peter McAleese

Location Assistant:
Nick Oliver

Location Manager:
Benjamin Greenacre

Makeup Artist:
Lorna McGowan
Carmel Jackson

Makeup Designer:
Vanessa White

Music Editor:
Michael Higham

Music Producer:
Glen Ballard

Music Supervisor:
Nick Angel

Musician:
Tonia Davall

Novel:
Helen Fielding

Orchestrator:
Lawrence Ashmore

Original Music Composer:
Patrick Doyle

Painter:
Michael Gunner

Post Production Supervisor:
Jeanette Haley

Producer:
Jonathan Cavendish
Eric Fellner
Tim Bevan

Production Accountant:
Wendy Ellerker

Production Coordinator:
Hermione Ninnim

Production Design:
Gemma Jackson

Production Executive:
Sarah-Jane Robinson

Production Manager:
Em. L. Muslin

Production Runner:
Linda Benson

Production Secretary:
Ingrid Mende

Production Supervisor:
Brian Donovan

Property Master:
Bruce Bigg

Screenplay:
Andrew Davies
Richard Curtis
Helen Fielding

Script Editor:
Emma Freud

Script Supervisor:
Pat Rambaut

Second Assistant Director:
Finn McGrath

Second Unit Director:
Cilla Ware

Set Decoration:
Shirley Lixenberg

Set Decoration Buyer:
Fergus Clegg

Set Dressing Production Assistant:
Josephine Warne

Songs:
Andy Richards

Sound Assistant:
Steven Wyles

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
John Hayward

Sound Recordist:
David John

Sound mixer:
David Crozier

Special Effects Assistant:
Jude Harris

Special Effects Supervisor:
David Harris

Special Effects Technician:
Graham Hills

Stand In:
Amy Coop

Standby Painter:
Robert Betts

Steadicam Operator:
Peter Robertson

Still Photographer:
Alex Bailey

Storyboard Artist:
Jane Clark

Stunt Double:
Dani Biernat

Stunts Coordinator:
Peter Brayham

Supervising Art Director:
David Warren

Supervising Carpenter:
David Ned Kelly

Supervising Sound Editor:
Glenn Freemantle

Technical Supervisor:
Martin Preston

Third Assistant Director:
Ed Raymond
Fiona Gosden

Title Designer:
Janice Mordue

Unit Manager:
Claire Tovey

Unit Publicist:
Stacy Mann

Video Assist Operator:
Mike Clark-Hall

Visual Effects Coordinator:
Hal Couzens

Visual Effects Editor:
John Seymour

Visual Effects Producer:
Matthew Holben

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Frazer Churchill

Wardrobe Assistant:
Martin Chitty

Wardrobe Supervisor:
Natalie Ward

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