Renee Zellweger for sure knows how and when to say thank you if the case needs it. The Hollywood beauty gave a lensman a $100 Starbucks coupon as a thank-you present after he prevented her from being fined for parking.

The 40-year-old “Chicago” star was getting her caffein fix in Santa Monica while a paparazzo detected that her parking meter was nearly to run out. The unknown and spying photographer then inserts coins into the meter to keep the movie actress from getting a fine.

Zellweger marked what the Good Samaritan did, so once she was paying for her cup of coffee, she as well asked the cashier for a $100 coupon, the Daily Mail stated.

She then passed the photographer the Starbucks voucher with a handwritten mark on the back, stating, “Wow. Thanks so much for your being so polite. Heartily, with gratitude. Renee.”

Gracious to know a great star such as the three time Golden Globe winner is familiar with saying thank you in a pleasant way.

Zellweger was lately seen in the horror picture “Case 39.” She’ll also be noticed alongside Forest Whitaker in the dramatic play “My Own Love Song,” which is prepared for a Sept release.