Renee Zellweger dedicates BAFTA win to Judy Garland

Renee Zellweger dedicates BAFTA win to Judy Garland

Renee Zellweger dedicates BAFTA win to Judy Garland The actress won the Leading Actress award at the ceremony in London on Sunday for her portrayal of the late actress in the biographical movie 'Judy', and took a moment in her lengthy acceptance speech to speak directly to the star, who passed away in 1969.

Judy played her final shows in London in the late 60s, and Renée honoured her memory by letting her know that the city "still loves" her.

During her speech, she said: For Renée, the gong is her first BAFTA award since winning the Best Actress in a Supporting Role category in 2004, for her role in 'Cold Mountain'.