Halle Berry
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Born: 14 August 1966 Cleveland, Ohio Height: 5' 7" Measurements: 36C-22-37
In late 2001, Berry appeared as Leticia Musgrove, the wife of an executed murderer, in the film Monster's Ball. The role earned her an Academy Award for Best Actress. As Bond Girl Jinx in 2002's Die Another Day she famously re-created the scene from Dr. No, bursting from the surf - scantily clad - to be greeted by James Bond, as Ursula Andress did 40 years earlier.
In late 2003, Berry starred in the psychological thriller Gothika opposite Charles S. Dutton, which was the first film that she "carried," i.e., her role was the most important one in the film. Her next lead role was in the film Catwoman, for which she was awarded a "worst actress" Razzie award in 2005, which she actually accepted in person with a sense of humour and recognition that "to be at the top, you must experience the rock bottom". In 2003, Berry was named No. 1 in FHM's 100 Sexiest Women in the World poll. She is one of the highest paid actresses in Hollywood, commanding $14 million each for Gothika and
Catwoman.
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Monster's Ball:
Set in modern Mississippi, MONSTER'S BALL subtly examines the
impact of personal loss and the transforming power of human
connection. The movie begins in the state penitentiary's death
row, where father-and-son prison guards Hank (Billy Bob
Thornton) and Sonny Grotowski (Heath Ledger) administer the
execution of a black death-row inmate Lawrence Musgrove (Sean
Combs), who leaves behind a wife, Leticia (Halle Berry), and
son, Tyrell (Coronji Calhoun). When both Hank and Leticia's
children subsequently die, the two grieving parents are
accidentally thrust together, where they begin to find comfort
and eventually a form of redemption. Employing a languid pace
and minimalist dialogue, MONSTER'S BALL slowly moves forward on
the strength of the cast's performances (including a supporting
turn from Peter Boyle as Hank's ailing racist father, Buck) and
Marc Forster's understated direction. The complex characters are
allowed to develop gradually over the course of the entire
movie, making the film a richly satisfying character study
rather than a quick, plot-driven confection
"...Written with the complexity of great fiction, avoiding
obligatory scenes, cutting straight to the heart....The best
film of 2001..." -- Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times |
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Swordfish
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Die Another
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Introducing Dorothy
Dandridge: The troubled
life of Dorothy Dandridge, the first African-American woman to
garner an Academy Award nomination for Best Actress (for CARMEN
JONES) is dramatized in this fine made-for-HBO film from director
Coolidge (RAMBLING ROSE). Gorgeous Berry shines as Dandridge in a
role she seems born to play. Dandridge's close relationship with
her manager (Spiner) is examined, as is her affair with director
Otto Preminger, along with her first marriage to dancer Harold
Nicholas, with whom she gave birth to a mentally disabled
daughter. Aside from her personal struggles, the film also
demonstrates the rampant racism of 1950's Hollywood which she had
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