US EditionHalle Berry Admits She Went into 1994's 'The Flintstones' as 'Somewhat Shy.' Here's Why
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Halle Berry Admits She Went into 1994's 'The Flintstones' as 'Somewhat Shy.' Here's Why
The funky, mid-'90s film asked Berry to take an approach she never had beforeMoviestore/Shutterstock Halle Berry in "The Flintstones"NEED TO KNOWHalle Berry is looking back at one of her earliest roles, in 1994's The FlintstonesPrior to the role, Berry had just begun working in film, after getting her start in TVThe Flintstones starred John Goodman, Halle Berry, Rick Moranis, Rosie O’Donnell, Elizabeth Perkins and Kyle MacLachlan, as well as El…
The great fear she had as a result of menopauseFor this reason she changed her look at the Cannes Festival: everything at the last moment Halle Berry, because of her impressive career as an actress, is able to intimidate her own colleagues. If you don’t believe me, I remind you of the time Chris Hemsworth told you what happened when he worked with her. But here’s a theme. While it can generate something like this, there have been occasions where…
I Think Halle Berry’s Role In The Flintstones Is Iconic, So I’m Surprised To Hear Why She Was ‘Shy’ About Taking The Gig
Halle Berry's role in The Flintstones is iconic, in my opinion, and I was surprised to hear her reveal that she was shy about committing to the vixen/seductress role.
In May 2024, Halle Berry referred to her performance in the 1994 film in an Instagram video and noted that her role was a "big step" for black women in the entertainment industry.
Halle Berry explains why her role in the movie "The Flintstones" was a big step for black women in Hollywood.
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