Halle Berry

...ovation that lasted for almost 20 minutes. "They wouldn't stop clapping," said Daniels, whose most famous previous film was Monster's Ball (for which Halle Berry won an Oscar in 2002). "I'm a director; after six minutes, I'm saying,...

In this article: Lee Daniels, Hollywood, Slumdog Millionaire, Academy Awards, Mo'Nique, American Graffiti, Harvey Weinstein, Mariah Carey, and Monster's Ball

...prepare to be asked to play everything raw. Halle Berry won her Oscar for "Monster's Ball," which Daniels produced, and that whole performance was about tearing down any image of her as glamorous. And in "The Woodsman," Kevin Bacon plays the...

In this article: Lee Daniels, Shadowboxer, Mo'Nique, Drew McWeeny, Oscar, DVD, and Cancer

...Berry for instance, Denzel won an Oscar by playing the role of a crooked cop. Halle won her Oscar by playing the role of a struggling black woman in Monster's Ball. I know the Slum Dog was not a black film, but that is an ethnic bollywood film...

In this article: Oscar, Hotel Rwanda, Lee Daniels, Sophie Okonedo, Tyler Perry, and Color Purple

In fact, part of his motivation for producing Monster's Ball - the 2001 drama that put him on the map and won Halle Berry her Academy Award - was that the writer Sapphire would take seriously his request to adapt her novel, Push. "And...

In this article: Lee Daniels, Shadowboxer, Sapphire, Mo'Nique, New York City, Lenny Kravitz, Oscar, and Philadelphia

...Berry to receive Sherry Lansing award Actress Halle Berry is set to receive the Sherry Lansing Leadership Award at The Hollywood Reporter's 18th Annual Women in Entertainment event on December 4. Actress Eva Longoria will present the...

In this article: Sherry Lansing, Oscar, The Hollywood Reporter, Pioneer, Paramount Pictures, Hilary Swank, Barbara Walters, Meryl Streep, and Glenn Close

Halle opens up about abusive relationships Oscar-winning actress Halle Berry has publicly talked about her liking for 'abusive men'. Femalefirst.com has reported that Halle quite often saw her father attack her mother during her growing up...

In this article: Gabriel Aubry, Oscar, David Justice, Eric Benet, and Los Angeles

...and through. " Krupa also felt it hypocritical that actresses such as Kate Winslet and Halle Berry can win Oscars after having performed intense sex scenes, and yet nobody seems to attack them with the anti-feminist tag. "Our society is...

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