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Halle Berry Claim to Fame
Famous as Actress
Popular for As Vivian in "Jungle Fever" (1991)
 
Halle Berry Personal Fact
Birth Name Halle Maria Berry
Birth Date August 14, 1966
Birth Place Cleveland, Ohio, USA
Height 5` 7"
Nationality American
Hair Color Brown
Eye Color Brown
Education Graduated from Heskett Middle School in Bedford, Ohio Graduated from Bedford High School, Ohio Attended Cuyahoga Community College, Cleveland, Ohio
 
Halle Berry Family
Father Jerome Jesse Berry
Mother Judith Ann Hawkins
Sister Heidi (older, b. 1964), Renee (older, step)
Spouse David Justice (pro baseball player, 31-Dec-92 - 24-Jun-97), Eric Benet (musician, 24-Jan-01 - 3-Jan-05)
Relation Shemar Moore (actor), Heavy D (rapper), Gabriel Aubry (supermodel, since Jan 2006)
Daughter India (step)


Trivia

Picked 1st on Maxim Magazine`s list of 9 Hottest Pregnant Women, Ever (November 2007).
Donated two of her designer gowns to Bedford High to be auctioned during its annual prom fashion show (April 2005) with the money raised used to send its students on a field trip to the Underground Railroad Freedom Center in Cincinnati.
Signed a profitable deal with the fashion giant Donatella Versace to be the star of their upcoming print campaign by Nov 2005.
Was named Woman of the Year by Harvard University`s Hasty Pudding Theatricals by January 2006.
Placed the 6th on FHM magazine`s annual list of "100 Sexiest Women in the World" in 2006.
Made the list of People magazine`s "100 Most Beautiful People" issue (April 2006).
Chosen as the World`s 3rd Most Beautiful Woman in the June 2006 poll conducted by the UK magazine Eve.
Listed the 2nd in People magazine`s list of Best-Dressed Women of 2006, named "The Classic" who is a master at picking outfits that fit well.
Included in The Hollywood Reporter`s annual list of the Highest-Paid Actresses in Hollywood two times in a row; 2006 (No. 6) and 2007 (No. 10).
Chosen the World`s Most Fabulous 40-Something Celebrity in a poll conducted by In Touch Weekly magazine in July 2007.
Ranked 6th in In Touch magazine`s poll of the Best Legs in Hollywood (January 2007).
Said in an interview with Parade magazine in March 2007 she was so depressed after her 1997 breakup with ex-husband and baseball star David Justice that she contemplated suicide.
Earned the 6th position in In Touch magazine countdown of top 10 "Best Bottoms In Hollywood" in August 2007.


Filmography

Tulia (2009)


Nappily Ever After (2008)
stars as Venus Johnson


Who Is Doris Payne? (2008)


Class Act (2008)
stars as Tierney Cahill


Things We Lost in the Fire (2007)
stars as Audrey Burke


The Patient (2007)


Perfect Stranger (2007)
stars as Rowena Price


X-Men: The Last Stand (2006)
stars as Storm/Ororo Munroe


Their Eyes Were Watching God (2005) - TV
stars as Janie Starks


Robots (2005) aka Robots: The IMAX Experience
stars as Cappy


Catwoman (2004)
stars as Patience Phillips/Catwoman


Gothika (2003)
stars as Miranda Grey


X-Men 2 (2003) aka X2: X-Men United
stars as Storm/Ororo Munroe


Die Another Day (2002) aka D.A.D
stars as Jinx Johnson


Monster`s Ball (2001) aka Bal du monstre, Le (Canada: French title)
stars as Leticia Musgrove


Swordfish (2001)
stars as Ginger


X-Men (2000) aka X-Men 1.5
stars as Storm/Ororo Munroe


Introducing Dorothy Dandridge (1999) - TM
stars as Dorothy Dandridge


Why Do Fools Fall In Love (1998)
stars as Zola Taylor


Bulworth (1998)
stars as Nina


The Wedding (1998) - TM aka Oprah Winfrey Presents: The Wedding
stars as Shelby Coles


B*A*P*S (1997) aka B.A.P.S
stars as Nisi


Executive Decision (1996) aka Critical Decision
stars as Jean, Flight Attendant


Race the Sun (1996)
stars as Miss Sandra Beecher


The Rich Man`s Wife (1996)
stars as Josie Potenza


Losing Isaiah (1995)
stars as Khaila Richards


Solomon & Sheba (1995) - TM
stars as Nikhaule/Queen Sheba


The Flintstones (1994)
stars as Sharon Stone


Queen (1993) - TV aka Alex Haley`s Queen
stars as Queen


Father Hood (1993) aka Desperado
stars as Kathleen Mercer


The Program (1993)
stars as Autumn Haley


Boomerang (1992)
stars as Angela Lewis


Knots Landing (1992) - TV
stars as Debbie Porter


The Last Boy Scout (1991)
stars as Cory


Strictly Business (1991)
stars as Natalie


Jungle Fever (1991)
stars as Vivian


Living Dolls (1989) - TV
stars as Emily Franklin




Discography

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Awards

[26 award(s)] [46 nomination(s)]

2008 : Won Desert Palm Achievement Award

2007 : Won Star on the Walk of Fame
category (on April 3, 2007; at 6801 Hollywood Blvd.)

2007 : Won People`s Choice Award
category Favorite Female Action Movie Star

2006 : Won Hasty Pudding Woman of the Year

2004 : Won ShoWest Award
category Female Star of the Year

2004 : Won Teen Choice Award
category Choice Movie Actress - Drama/Action Adventure for Gothika (2003)

2003 : Won NAACP Image Award
category Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture for Die Another Day (2002)

2002 : Won Crystal Award

2002 : Won Actor Award
category Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Leading Role for Monster`s Ball (2001)

2002 : Won Oscar
category Best Actress in a Leading Role for Monster`s Ball (2001)

2002 : Won NAACP Image Award
category Outstanding Actress in a Motion Picture for Swordfish (2001)

2002 : Won BET Award
category Best Actress

2002 : Won Bambi
category Film - International

2002 : Won Silver Berlin Bear
category Best Actress for Monster`s Ball (2001)

2002 : Won Black Reel
category Theatrical - Best Actress for Monster`s Ball (2001)

2001 : Won NBR Award
category Best Actress for Monster`s Ball (2001)

2000 : Won Golden Globe
category Best Performance by an Actress in a Mini-Series or Motion Picture Made for TV for Introducing Dorothy Dandridge (1999) (TV)

2000 : Won Lena Horne Award
category (for Outstanding Career Achievements)

2000 : Won Black Reel
category Network/Cable - Best Actress for Introducing Dorothy Dandridge (1999) (TV)

2000 : Won Actor Award
category Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Television Movie or Miniseries for Introducing Dorothy Dandridge (1999) (TV)

2000 : Won Emmy
category Outstanding Lead Actress in a Miniseries or a Movie for Introducing Dorothy Dandridge (1999) (TV)

2000 : Won NAACP Image Award
category Outstanding Actress in a Television Movie/Miniseries/Dramatic Special for Introducing Dorothy Dandridge (1999) (TV)

2000 : Won NAACP Image Special Award
category Entertainer of the Year

1997 : Won Blockbuster Entertainment Award
category Favorite Actress - Adventure/Drama for Executive Decision (1996)

1997 : Won Acapulco Black Film Career Achievement Award

1995 : Won NAACP Image Award
category Outstanding Lead Actress in a Television Movie or Mini-Series for Queen (1993) (mini)

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