Halle Berry and Patrick Wilson star as astronauts tasked with saving the world after the Moon is knocked out of Earth’s orbit. The only issue? They apparently can’t save the out-of-this-world dialogue, according to critics.
With two more Netflix movies in the works and this new deal, Berry’s work is set to be a centerpiece for the streaming platform.
“I would make the stakes a lot higher,” Berry said of directing a better “Catwoman” movie than the one she starred in.
“Bruised” isn’t breaking any new ground from a narrative standpoint, but it does show the strength of Halle Berry as a director.
The Oscar winner’s directorial debut drops on Netflix globally on November 24.
“Being a Black woman, I haven’t always had parts that I absolutely love,” Berry said in a new interview.
Each of these women jumped into a scary new place at the center of a movie, as revealed at Sundance’s Women Breaking Barriers panel.
Looking back at her historic Oscar win for “Monster’s Ball,” Berry calls it “one of my biggest heartbreaks.”
Halle Berry apologized for a recent controversy where she noted she was preparing to play a transgender man in an upcoming film.
MGM reportedly did not want to spend $80 million on a Bond movie centered on Berry’s “Die Another Day” character.
One of Hollywood’s best action franchises gets bigger — if not always better — in a bloody sequel that functions as a meditation on fame.
He must have seen the basketball scene, too.
