Kate Winslet Named Best Actress
Tuesday, December 1, 2009 at 3:47 pm
LONDON: Brit actress Kate Winslet has been named the best international actress at this year’s Bambi Awards in Germany.
Winslet, 34, had been awarded the prize for her role in The Reader, in which she had played a German woman with a secret Nazi past.
“Ever since we made The Reader I’m always trying to find ways to come back – it was special.
The actress struggled to hold up the solid bronze and 18-carat gold trophy she was presented with at the ceremony.
“This is very heavy, so I’m going to put this down,” she said laughing.
The annual Bambi Awards acknowledge achievement in film, television, music and sports, and the panel praised her as “actress who doesn’t just slip into her roles but rather puts herself into the soul of her roles”
Kate Winslet plays Hanna Schmitz, a German woman in her thirties whose teenage lover is unaware of the dark secret in her past.
The awards, annually presented by Hubert Burda media, honor the best in international and national music, film, television, and sports.
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