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Renée Zellweger is a famous American actress.

Renée Zellweger (Berlin Film Festival 2009, cropped)
Renée Zellweger (Berlin Film Festival 2009, cropped)

She grew up in Katy, Texas. She studied English books at a college in Austin. At first, she wanted to be a reporter. Then, she took a drama class in college. This class made her want to act.

Renee Zelwigger, Walk Of Fame (3882882784)
Renee Zelwigger, Walk Of Fame (3882882784)

She has played many roles. She played a single mother in the movie Jerry Maguire. She also played Bridget Jones. For that role, she learned a British accent. She even gained weight to match the character.

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Renee Zellweger 2016 avp BJ

In the movie Chicago, she played a woman named Roxie Hart. She also played Judy Garland in the movie Judy.

Renée Zellweger at the 2019 TIFF premiere of Judy (48816507828)
Renée Zellweger at the 2019 TIFF premiere of Judy (48816507828)

Renée has won many big prizes. She has two Academy Awards. These are very special awards for movies. She also has two BAFTA Awards. A BAFTA is a British film award. She has won four Golden Globe Awards too. Her hard work makes her a star.

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