We left her as Judy Garland (Judy) or as a powerful, rich and cynical woman (What/If), here she is again in a mini-series that we are looking forward to! Divided into 6 episodes, The Thing about Pam tells the true story of the murder of a woman and the investigation around. And who better to embody the famous Pam than Renée Zellweger, twice Oscar winner, who dazzled everyone at the premiere of the series?
Dressed in a simple black suit and shoes of the same color, the interpreter of Bridget Jones had yet bet on sobriety. Lightly made up, with pink gloss and flesh-colored foundation, she was nevertheless extremely smiling and hypnotized the photographers with her smoldering gaze, underlined with a line of dark eyeliner.
The day before, already, she had impressed when she came to the Tonight Show. For the occasion, she indeed wore a long black dress, associated with golden pumps and colored sunglasses. The height of chic for an actress who has long remained in the shadows after her overexposure during the first two parts of Bridget Jones.
Between 2010 and 2016, in particular, she no longer wanted to turn and she explained during the show that she had taken the opportunity to study law. “I needed to take a break and grow as a person, learn something unrelated to work“. A student at UCLA, one of the largest universities in the United States, she said she was happy to have “took time for her“.
During his visit to Tonight Show, she talked about her character, Pam. In the story, Pam’s best friend, Betsy, is murdered. A murder first attributed to her husband Russ, played by Josh Duhamel, before the investigation seeks other leads. A mini-series that promises to be captivating and will be available this Wednesday on SALTO in France.
In recent years, Renée Zellweger has made a comeback much appreciated by her fans, despite her difficulty in breaking away from her character of Bridget Jones, the eternal bachelor favorite of the 30-somethings of the 90s. Criticized for the abusive use of cosmetic surgery , she had started by denying before assuming her retouched face, a gesture which had earned her a lot of sympathy.