Halle Berry Memorabilia & Collectibles

Halle Berry was born in August 1966 in the state of Ohio, and by the time she was a teenager, she was participating in beauty pageants across the country. It was not until 1989 that she got her first break into acting and was selected to play the role of "Emily Frankilin" in the television show "Living Dolls". Since this first television role, Halle Berry has gone on to act in award-winning movies such as "Boomerang" in 1992, and "Monster's Ball" in 2001, and "XMEN X2" in  2003.

In terms of her acting achievements, Halle Berry performed in the movie "Queen" and was awarded the NAACP Image Award in 1992, which is given to African-Americans in the...   more

Halle Berry was born in August 1966 in the state of Ohio, and by the time she was a teenager, she was participating in beauty pageants across the country. It was not until 1989 that she got her first break into acting and was selected to play the role of "Emily Frankilin" in the television show "Living Dolls". Since this first television role, Halle Berry has gone on to act in award-winning movies such as "Boomerang" in 1992, and "Monster's Ball" in 2001, and "XMEN X2" in  2003.

In terms of her acting achievements, Halle Berry performed in the movie "Queen" and was awarded the NAACP Image Award in 1992, which is given to African-Americans in the field of acting. According to sources, in 1994, she went on to play the role of "Khaila Richards" in the movie "Losing Isaiah," and this movie was quite a success at the box office. In 2004, Ms Berry was also selected for the leading role in the movie "Cat Woman." According to research, Berry's biggest achievement did in film was not until she starred in the movie, "Introducing Dorothy Dandrigde." As the leading actress with the role of "dorothy dandridge," Halle Berry was awarded and Emmy and, Golden Globe award, and a second NAACP Image award based on her performance.

Based on her personal life, Halle Berry has been quite outspoken about injustices she has experienced within the world. According to researched sources, she has freely spoken about discrimination she has received as a actress with mixed race parentage. Berry is also an advocate of helping other women who have experienced domestic violence.