Renee Zellweger is reprising her role in the third installment of the popular book-turned-film series, Bridget Jones’ Diary, but this time she’s doing it without all the extra weight. Well, sort of . . . Instead of turning to a high fat diet of doughnuts and pizza like she did in the past , Zellweger will be relying on makeup and wardrobe to mimic the extra weight needed for the title role. E! Online quoted a source as telling Britain’s Reveal magazine: “Renee will be wearing a fat suit in the third film as it took her a while to lose the weight last time. She’s also thinking about the effect quickly putting on and then losing 30 pounds has on her body.” I admire that Zellweger is

embracing the role she’s playing, but am relieved she’s not relying on harmful methods like yo-yo dieting and exercising to portray the 30 pound difference between herself and her character this time around. To give your opinion read more. Besides Zellweger, actors like Matt Damon , Beyonce , and Charlize Theron have used unconventional methods to put on weight for film roles. Do you think it’s OK for the sake of believability? How Do You Feel About Actors Gaining Weight For Roles? No acting role is worth risking your health over. An actor needs to transform into their character in order to be believed. It depends on the seriousness of the film.

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How Do You Feel About Actors Gaining Weight For Roles?