Silver service: Dionne Bromfield keeps her godmother Amy's spirit lighting up the stage on the Polish version of DWTS

By Daily Mail Reporter
Last updated at 7:58 PM on 28th November 2011

She's a young lady who's been through the mill somewhat this year, with the death of her famous godmother Amy Winehouse.
But Dionne Bromfield has maintained an air of determination and professionalism in the months since the singer's death.
As she proved when she appeared in the final of the Polish version of Dancing With The Stars this weekend, turning in a solid performance and looked great in a silver mini dress.
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On sparkling form: Dionne Bromfield performs on the Polish version of Dancing With The Stars (Taniec Z Gwiazdami)
On sparkling form: Dionne Bromfield performs on the Polish version of Dancing With The Stars (Taniec Z Gwiazdami)

Singing it loud and proud: The 15-year-old has a voice that's slightly reminiscent of her godmother Amy Winehouse
Singing it loud and proud: The 15-year-old has a voice that's slightly reminiscent of her godmother Amy Winehouse
Singing it loud and proud: The 15-year-old has a voice that's slightly reminiscent of her godmother Amy Winehouse
The singer, who is still only 15, sang her single Foolin' on the show and there were echoes of Winehouse in her sultry voice.

Dionne looked happy and relaxed as she performed in a skimpy silver mini dress, with a group of dancers performing behind her.
The show was eventually won by actor Kacper Kuszewski, 35, who has played Luke Skywalker in the dubbed versions of the most recent Star Wars movies.
Short and sweet: Dionne wore a silver mini dress for her performance
Short and sweet: Dionne wore a silver mini dress for her performance
Dionne's godmother Amy Winehouse died in July this year - on 26 October 2011 a coroner ruled that alcohol poisoning was the cause of her death.
Last week, Daily Mail showbiz reporter Baz Bamigboye reported that a film of the singer's life and death could be on the cards.
He said several Hollywood producers are considering buying the screen rights to a book about the hugely gifted, but fatally flawed, singer.
Rest in peace: Amy Winehouse passed away in July this year aged just 27
Rest in peace: Amy Winehouse passed away in July this year aged just 27
According to Baz there’s no screenplay and there isn’t a director yet, and any film is still a long way off.
However it could be based on a book called Saving Amy, written last year by celebrity journalist Daphne Barak, who also made a documentary of the same name for Channel 4.
It details Barak’s friendship with Amy and how she accompanied her to St Lucia and kept an eye on her while she was ‘resting’ at various hospitals in England. Barak also befriended Winehouse’s ex Blake Fielder-Civil and her father Mitch.
It's all down to if the right calibre of script writer can be found to turn Ms Barak’s writing into a solidscreenplay, and an A-list director comes on board to take the helm.
But the most important factor, he says, is to find an actress to portray Winehouse.