Bridget Jones is back where she belongs: on our screens and in our hearts. With "Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy," which debuted Friday on Peacock 24 years after the original rom-com introduced us to Renée Zellweger's Oscar-nominated performance as the lovingly bumbling heroine,

For a perpetually frustrated single woman, Bridget Jones always had good taste in men. On the big screen 24 years ago, “Bridget Jones’s Diary” cemented Colin Firth’s sex appeal as human rights lawyer Mark Darcy and made us swoon for Hugh Grant all over again as roguish book publisher Daniel Cleaver.

The British actor plays Bridget Jones's (much younger!) love interest in the new film 'Mad About the Boy,' now streaming on PeacockBritish actor Leo Woodall, 28, was only four years old when the original Bridget Jones's Diary film came out in 2001 — so being cast as Bridget's sexy love interest in the latest film,