Halle Berry teases a return as Catwoman—but only if she gets to call the shots! Dive into the chaos of movie critiques and Netflix action flops with Berry and Wahlberg!
Halle Berry has been making headlines yet again, this time stirring excitement by hinting at a potential return to her iconic role as Catwoman. During her recent appearance on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, Berry shared that she'd be open to reprising her role from the 2004 film—but there's a catch! Berry stated she’d only come back to the catnip-covered career highlight if she’s at the helm as the director. This seems only fitting considering her impressive career, and who wouldn't want Berry in charge of keeping the leather catsuits stylish?
In a world where movie sequels are as common as maple syrup in Canada, actors fumble to distance themselves from past works that didn’t quite hit the mark—like Berry’s original portrayal of Catwoman, which critics famously panned. Yet, hey, it’s a loveable flop that churned out memorable moments, right? In fact, many fans still reminisce about the film with a nostalgic chuckle despite its poorly received legacy. Now, with nearly two decades having passed, Berry’s thoughts on the whole debacle seem as gracious as a Canadian moose sipping coffee on a Sunday morning.
Diving deeper into Berry's latest escapades, she can also be seen in the Netflix comedy action flick “The Union,” where she stars alongside fellow Hollywood giant Mark Wahlberg. Critics have been a tad less than kind in their reviews, calling it more of a vehicle for background noise than a thrilling entertainment choice. However, they did seem to agree on one thing: Halle Berry almost saves the day! With thrilling missions and intense plotting, the duo navigates through a clustered storyline, but Berry’s charm and comedic flair might just be the lifebuoy the film needs.
Switching gears from action flicks to talking about on-screen chemistry, Wahlberg recently revealed that he was a huge fan of Halle Berry long before they even teamed up for “The Union.” It’s always fascinating to hear about such respect between actors! Meanwhile, amid all this film talk, Berry did not shy away from acknowledging the movie’s rocky reception with humor, quipping about its historical challenges at box office and critical reception—proving she's still the lively spirit we've grown to adore. Did you know she has more than an Emmy, Oscar, and Golden Globe stacked among her accolades? Berry’s resilience and adaptability in the ever-changing film industry make her a true-to-form legend; and who knows, maybe we will see her don the Catwoman suit once again, steering the wheel into a fresh cinematic adventure!
Halle Berry would play Catwoman again as long as she was also directing the project.
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