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Catwoman

Halle Berry Asks Where Her Catwoman Fans Were In 2004

Halle Berry was gracious enough to appear in person when it came to collecting her Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Actress after headlining the dismal Catwoman in 2004, playfully mocking her tearful Oscar speech and thanking her agent for getting her cast in a movie she called "a piece of sh*t".

Halle Berry was gracious enough to appear in person when it came to collecting her Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Actress after headlining the dismal Catwoman in 2004, playfully mocking her tearful Oscar speech and thanking her agent for getting her cast in a movie she called “a piece of sh*t”.

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Berry recently admitted that she doesn’t regret starring in Catwoman, if only for the $14 million paycheck it landed her, but for whatever reason it’s been starting to gain some traction online as a misunderstood cult favorite. Taking to social media, the actress asked where all of these supporters were seventeen years ago, as you can see below.

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