Winslet forgets Jolie's name during 'gushing' Golden Globes acceptance speech
13 Jan 2009, 1025 Hrs

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London, Jan 13 Hollywood actress Kate Winslet got so emotional during her Golden Globes acceptance speech that she failed to remember Angelina Jolie's name while acknowledging her fellow nominees.

The 33-year-old actress walked way with two Golden Globe gongs for Best Actress for Revolutionary Road and Best Supporting Actress for The Reader.

While accepting the Best actress award Winslet remembered nominees Anne Hathaway, Meryl Streep and Kristin Scott Thomas - but forgot the 'Changeling' star.

"I'm so sorry Anne, Meryl, Kristin - and who's the other one? Angelina. Now forgive me, is this really happening?" the Telegraph quoted her as saying.

She gave a special thanks to her 'Revolutionary Road' co-star Leonardo DiCaprio, who played her on-screen husband, saying: "I have loved you with all my heart."

She also thanked her husband, Sam Mendes, for directing Revolutionary Road, which features a sex scene with DiCaprio.

"Thank you for killing us every single day," she told Mendes "I loved every second of working with you," she added.(ANI)

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