Halle Berry became the first African-American woman to win the Academy Award for Best Actress for her role as Leticia Mersgrove in The Dance of Death Row. She plays a struggling working-class single mother who loses her son and then begins a relationship with a man (Billy Bob Thornton) who is the jailer who executed her husband.
Harley Berry played The Incredibles (StormTroy) beloved by comic book fans in 2000's X-Men. Berry's portrayal of this faltering mutant is thrilling and inspiring today's superhero series
John Vic (Keanu Reeves) turns to Sophia (Harley Berry) for help from a more ferocious "old friend" in John Vic: Chapter Three - Pablolem. In the third installment of the action series, Berry and Wick flee a group of Assassins together, after he is killed by a bounty.
Cloud Atlas has long been considered an underrated masterpiece of the Wachowski sisters of The Matrix. Harley Berry surprisingly portrays six story lines in the image of Jocasta Ayers. "It's so bitter for an actor and someone like me to be able to shed my skin and do something I could never do. If it weren't for a project like this, I wouldn't have stopped doing that right now," Hale said in a statement.
Being a Bang Girl is simply a sign. Harley Berry's character in Die On a Chosen Day recreates the scene in Dr. Noir in which Ursula Andrés appears from the sea wearing a bikini.
Hailed as one of the "greatest romantic comedies of all time," Harley Berry co-starred in Boomerang with actors such as Eddie Murphy, Isa Kate, Grace Jones and Martin Lawrence. Angela (Berry) finds herself caught up in a love triangle loved by viewers because it portrays the relationships and emotions between people. Berry is currently working with Lina Weatherer of the Beauty and the Beast crew to produce a TV series based on the film.
Harley Berry played Georgian waitress Nissi in the 1997 American female buddy comedy, which was also starring Natalie Diesel (Mickey) and Martin Landau. Nisi and Mickey's dream job, a mix of soul food restaurants and a hair salon, seemed possible when the iconic duo decided to fly to Los Angeles to audition for a music video, hoping to raise enough money to make their dream come true.
Harley Berry played Ginger Knowles in the 2001 action thriller Swordfish, a clever firecracker. Her character convinces cyber hacker Stanley (Hugh Jackman) to work for Gabriel Hill (John Travolta) by hacking a secure government server. You can guess what happens next: chaos ensues.
Perth Phillips (Halle Berry) is a timid and shy artist who works as a graphic designer at The Hetty Beauty Company. Hdeder Beauty is a globally renowned cosmetics company that is about to launch a revolutionary anti-aging product. Phillips finds herself in the midst of a corporate conspiracy in which she inadvertently discovers her employer's dark secret that will change her life forever. The superhero movie's stars also included Sharon Stone, Benjamin Blatter and Francis Conroy, and sparked a new wave of fans
Based on a true story, the film chronicles the life of Dorothy Dandridge, the first black woman to be nominated for an Academy Award for Best Actress. The 1999 television film follows the rise of Harley Berry in Hollywood, where she confronts racism, demanding managers and sophisticated film directors.
The 2003 horror thriller "Gosica" tells the story of psychiatrist Miranda Gray (Harley Berry). One night, she almost hit a girl with her car, and then her life went cheating. To her shock, she wakes up in her own mental hospital, and with the help of an untrustworthy companion, he is played by Robert Downey Jr. of Iron Man.
The 2007 new black psychological thriller — Harley Berry and Bruce Willis first collaborated — tells the story of journalist Rowe (Rowe Berry) who investigates after the murder of a childhood friend. She finds Harrison Hill (Willis), a powerful advertising executive, but soon she's caught up in a scam network.
Aubrey Burke (Halle Berry) had to raise two children on her own after her husband's violent death. Grief nearly engulfs her, and Burke finds her husband's childhood friend Jerry (Benesio del Toro) and offers to let him move in. Jerry — a drug addict — and Burke form a new kind of interdependence, and in this 2007 play, tell the story of an impossible relationship that grew out of trauma.
Jordan Turner (Harley Berry), an experienced emergency call center operator, concedes defeat in The Call when a young woman's frantic report ends in tragedy. Berry's character leaves the front lines and takes the risk of teaching the tricks of this high-stakes job. But when she gets a call from a kidnapped teenager (Abigail Breslin), she's in control, like never before in this series of thrillers, keeping you on your guard until the climax of the film's chaos.
Harley Berry began her screen career in Spike Lee's Jungle Mania. Berry played the drug addict Vivian in the 1991 film, which explores racism, addiction and cross-racial incidents that hurt family and friends, and Wesley Snipes also starred in the film.