Occasionally, we take a look at one of Halle Berry's movies and some of the highlights of that particular period in her life. This month marks 20 years since 'Monster's Ball' made its world premiere at American Film Institute Festival on November 11, 2001, and set Berry on a history making path eventually leading to an Academy Award for Best Actress.
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This month, we highlight and recall the Halle Berry film 'Losing Isaiah', co-starring Oscar winner Jessica Lange and released on March 17, 1995. In the film, the biological and adoptive mothers of a young boy are involved in a bitter, controversial custody battle.
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Every single month we look at one of Halle Berry's movies and some of the highlights of that particular period in her life. With the election taking place in this month, Warren Beatty’s political satire 'Bulworth', which was released in 1998, has been selected.
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Every single month we look at one of Halle Berry's movies and some of the highlights of that particular period in her life.
After taking a month off in total celebration of 'Bruised', we return with October’s featured movie 'X-Men', which celebrated its 20th anniversary this year and continues to be one of Berry’s most celebrated characters.
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Every single month we look at one of Halle Berry's movies and some of the highlights of that particular period in her life. This summer, in honor of her joining the 'Moonfall' cast, I have decided to briefly switch it up and cover her first foray into space with 'Extant'.
Each week over the next three months, new clips will be posted from a new episode of the series’ 13-episode first season starting with the dramatic pilot and culminating with the explosive season finale. Take a look at the schedule for each episode beneath:
June 01: Episode 01 - “Re-Entry”
June 08: Episode 02 - “Extinct”
June 15: Episode 03 - “Wish You Were Here”
June 22: Episode 04 - “Shelter”
June 29: Episode 05 - “What on Earth is Wrong”
July 06: Episode 06 - “Nightmares”
July 13: Episode 07 - “More in Heaven and Earth”
July 20: Episode 08 - “Incursion”
July 27: Episode 09 - “Care and Feeding”
August 03: Episode 10 - “A Pack of Cards”
August 10: Episode 11 - “A New World”
August 17: Episode 12 - “Before the Blood”
August 24: Episode 13 - “Ascension”
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Each month we will take a closer look at one of Halle Berry's films and some of the highlights of that period in her life. This month's film is 'Frankie & Alice', which was a passion project that took over a decade to get made and features a virtuoso performance from the actress.
Beautifully directed by Geoffrey Sax and co-starring Stellan Skarsgård, Phylicia Rashad and Chandra Wilson, the film is based on a true story about a popular go-go dancer/stripper in the 1970s who has dissociative identity disorder.
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Each month we will take a closer look at one of Halle Berry's films and some of the highlights of that period in her life. This month's film is 'B.A.P.S', which has become a black cult classic.
Directed by Robert Townsend, the film stars Halle Berry and Natalie Desselle as waitresses, who decide to fly to Los Angeles for a music-video audition in order to raise money for their dream project -- a business that combines soul-food dining with a hair salon. Circumstances eventually find the Southern ladies on the estate of Mr. Blakemore (Martin Landau), an elderly millionaire. Despite their vast cultural differences, Nisi and Mickey form close bonds with Blakemore and his butler (Ian Richardson).
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Each month we will take a closer look at one of Halle Berry's films and some of the highlights of that period in her life. This month's film is the suspense thriller 'The Call'.
Directed by Brad Anderson, the film stars Abigail Breslin as Casey Welson, a teenage girl kidnapped by a serial killer and Berry as Jordan Turner, a 9-1-1 operator, still suffering emotionally from a prior botched 9-1-1 call, who receives Casey's call, while Morris Chestnut, Michael Eklund, Michael Imperioli and David Otunga also star.
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Each month we will take a closer look at one of Halle Berry's films and some of the highlights of that period in her life. This month's film is 'Their Eyes Were Watching God'.
Executive produced by Oprah Winfrey and based on the novel by Zora Neale Hurston, this selection not only gives me a chance to highlight one of Berry's best screen performance, it also serves as a fitting Black History Month choice to celebrate the underappreciated legacy of one of our finest storytellers, as well as, one of the most poignant black love stories.
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Last month, Ultimate Halle Berry launched an Instagram account (@ultimatehalleberry) and each month, we share highlights of a featured movie.
The featured movie for January 2020 is 'Why Do Fools Fall In Love', the Frankie Lymon biopic that starred Larenz Tate as the rock crooner and Berry, Vivica A. Fox and Lela Rochon as the three wives fighting for his estate. Watch the film's theatrical trailer beneath:
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