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Halle Berry calls out ‘shady s***’ in Hollywood after director Matthew Vaughn reveals he quit X-Men 3 over studio deception toward her

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Halle Berry, 58, called out the 'shady shit' in Hollywood as she responded to director Matthew Vaughn, revealing she quit X-Men 3 over the studio's deception of her in a resurfaced clip; seen in september in new york

Halle Berry called out the ‘shady shit’ in Hollywood while responding to director Matthew Vaughn, revealing she quit X-Men 3 over the studio’s deception of her in a resurfaced clip.

The Catwoman actress, 58, who recently went topless to show off her toned figure in a racy photo, notably played the character Storm in the X-Men franchise.

Vaughn spoke about why he dropped out of the third film at last year’s New York Comic Con in October, claiming that Berry had been given a fake script so she could sign on to the film.

On Saturday, he reposted the above interview on his social media accounts and shared his thoughts on the hoax.

In the Instagram caption, Halle wrote to her followers: ‘You never know what shady shit goes on behind your back! Thank you Matthew Vaughn for bringing the darkness to the light.’

Halle Berry, 58, called out the ‘shady shit’ in Hollywood as she responded to director Matthew Vaughn, revealing she quit X-Men 3 over the studio’s deception of her in a resurfaced clip; seen in september in new york

Vaughn spoke about why he dropped out of the third film at last year's New York Comic Con in October (seen above) and claimed that Berry had been given a fake script so she could sign up for the film.

Vaughn spoke about why he dropped out of the third film at last year’s New York Comic Con in October (seen above) and claimed that Berry had been given a fake script so she could sign up for the film.

Berry notably took on the role of Storm (aka Ororo Munroe) in X-Men, which premiered in 2000.

He continued to play the character, who has the power to manipulate the weather and also create thunderstorms, in its sequels.

The third installment of the franchise, from which Vaughn retired, was titled X-Men: The Last Stand and was released in 2006.

At New York Comic Con last October, Matthew explained how executives at Fox, which years later sold its entertainment properties to Disney, produced a fake script that they believed would appeal to the Academy Award-winning actress. the Academy.

‘I thought, if you’re going to do that to an Oscar-winning actress who plays Storm, I’ll let it; I thought, I’m minced meat,” Vaughn said during a panel, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

Vaughn said that in an effort to solidify Berry on the project, Fox produced an extended script focusing on Berry’s character, Storm.

It featured a huge sequence at the beginning of the film and story elements that they had no intention of including in the final product.

“One of the main reasons I left X-Men 3, and this is a true story: Hollywood is really political and strange,” the director said.

Berry notably took on the role of Storm (aka Ororo Munroe) in X-Men, which premiered in 2000, as well as the sequels.

Berry notably took on the role of Storm (aka Ororo Munroe) in X-Men, which premiered in 2000, as well as the sequels.

She reposted the above interview on her social media accounts on Saturday and shared her thoughts on the hoax.

She reposted the above interview on her social media accounts on Saturday and shared her thoughts on the hoax.

In the Instagram caption, Halle wrote to her followers: 'You never know what shady shit goes on behind your back! Thank you Matthew Vaughn for bringing the darkness to the light'

In the Instagram caption, Halle wrote to her followers: ‘You never know what shady shit goes on behind your back! Thank you Matthew Vaughn for bringing the darkness to the light’

‘I went to an executive’s office and saw a script for X3. He was much fatter. I asked him, “What is this draft?” They told me, “Don’t worry about it.”

Vaughn said he read a made-up sequence to persuade The Monster’s Ball star to agree to reprise his role in the film franchise.

“I picked it up, opened the first page and it said, ‘Africa. Kids dying from lack of water, and Storm creates a storm to save all these kids. “I thought that was a great idea.”

He continued: ‘I said, “What is this?” They said, “This is Halle Berry’s script, because she hasn’t signed it yet. This is what she wants it to be. And once she signs it, we’ll throw it in the trash.”

Berry would eventually sign on for the film, joining a cast that included Patrick Stewart, Hugh Jackman, Famke Janssen, Ian McKellen, Kelsey Grammer and Elliot Page.

Vaughn initially replaced X2 director Bryan Singer in the franchise and would eventually be replaced by Brett Ratner for the 2006 film.

The film was a financial success, grossing around $460 million at the global box office.

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He continued: ‘I said, “What is this?” They said, “This is Halle Berry’s script, because she hasn’t signed it yet. This is what she wants it to be. And once she signs it, we’ll throw it in the trash.”

Berry would return to the film franchise with 2014’s X-Men: Days of Future Past; and went on to work with Vaughn on Kingsman: The Golden Circle.

A few months earlier, in August, Berry revealed that she almost had the chance to step back into Storm’s shoes in Shawn Levy’s Deadpool & Wolverine, which premiered in July.

During an interview with comicThe Monster’s Ball actress claimed that Blake Lively wanted her to reprise the role.

However, her husband Ryan Reynolds, who plays Deadpool in the film, never approached Halle and asked her to do it.

“Blake (Lively) asked me one time, I ran into her at a Marc Jacobs fashion show and she said, ‘Would you ever be in my husband’s movie as Storm?’ asked for it,” but he never asked me.

Vaughn initially replaced X2 director Bryan Singer in the franchise and would eventually be replaced by Brett Ratner for the 2006 film; seen in 2019 in New York

Vaughn initially replaced X2 director Bryan Singer in the franchise and would eventually be replaced by Brett Ratner for the 2006 film; seen in 2019 in New York

Halle has been keeping busy and attended the world premiere of her latest film, a horror thriller titled Never Let Go, in New York last month.

She took on a lead role in the film, which hit theaters a few weeks early on September 20.

At the event, she wowed in a halter-style dress that hugged her body and contained stripes in shades of gold, tan, orange and silver.

The fabric of the dress shimmered under the bright lights and was held up with chain-like details that wrapped around her neck.

And over this past weekend, she shared behind-the-scenes footage from the filming of Never Let Go and showed off fake armpit hair while transforming into her character.

And over this past weekend, she shared behind-the-scenes footage from the filming of Never Let Go and showed off fake armpit hair while transforming into her character.

The beauty also showed off her toned figure in a racy Instagram photo as she posed topless in the same post.

The beauty also showed off her toned figure in a racy Instagram photo as she posed topless in the same post.

And over this past weekend, she shared behind-the-scenes footage from Never Let Go and showed off fake armpit hair while transforming into her character.

In the caption, Berry wrote: ‘Mom in the making.’ One of the most complex characters I have had the pleasure of embodying. #NeverLetGo is in theaters everywhere!’

The beauty also showed off her toned figure in a racy Instagram photo as she posed topless in the same post.

She could be seen sitting on a chair with her arm covering her upper body as she took a quick mirror selfie inside a dimly lit room.

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