Halle Berry Talks About Box Office Failure of 'Catwoman': “Hated That it Got All Put on Me”

Halle Berry talks about the box office failure of 'Catwoman' two years later and what she thinks about it in an interview which also featured producer Dennis Di Novi and writer John Brancato. Berry admitted that although he was "used to tough stereotypes and away from tough environments," he knew he "didn't like [fighting]" and found it difficult. Situations."

But she doesn't let it fall. "I don't mean to be a smartass about it, but I went and got that Razzie, laughed at myself, and let it go," Berry said. "It doesn't affect me because I've struggled my whole life to be a black woman. 

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"When Catwoman was released, critics called the film "old and outdated," and The Hollywood Reporter wrote "The dialogue leaves you wanting a loud voice." The film grossed $82.4 million worldwide in 2019.

The joke goes out to fans who rediscovered Catwoman, which stars Catwoman as her eponymous character and her alter ego, Patience Phillips. The movie also stars Sharon Stone, Benjamin Bratt, and Frances Conroy. 

"The Catwoman character is so campy, I don't know why people hate that movie." She hilariously added, "Where were you 17 years ago" at the end of the tweet, with a funny emoji.

-Sushmita Sarkar