Halle Berry claims that in the most recent phase of her life, she has "zero F--ks" to give.
At this point, Halle Berry is letting go. Halle also blamed her current stage of life for being named by her Crime 101 co-stars, Chris Hemsworth, Nick Nolte, and Mark Ruffalo, as the team member who's likely to be able to carry off a robbery.
“They just know that I have reached a stage where I have zero f--ks to give,” at the movie's February 10 LA premiere, she informed media outlets. “So, they know I would try it. Why not? I have no more f--ks to give.”
Furthermore, Halle has long attempted to establish herself as a vocal supporter of women in Hollywood and beyond, even though her character in the movie, Sharon, is repeatedly overlooked and undervalued, which ultimately leads to her decision to turn against her employer.
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“I know I’ve been clear of the importance of this message,” she stated, “and this time that I find myself in—I refuse to go away and disappear and fall into obscurity.”
In the words of the Academy Award winner, “I’m just getting started on my second act, and I’m excited for that. So, I’m just doing my part, that’s all.”
Why does Chris, who portrays the film's crime expert, believe that Halle is the best cast member to spearhead a heist?
He clarified media sources that she is "the most intelligent, the most sophisticated" of the group, although Mark is "too honest and would turn himself in," and he would probably "screw it up."
Chris described the entire process of filming the heist movie, which also stars Monica Barbaro and Barry Keoghan, as "one of the best" he's ever had in Hollywood. The movie opens on February 13.
“When you have people who have that level of talent,” he stated, “but also that level of enthusiasm and passion for the story we’re telling—everyone lifts everyone’s game up.”
Additionally, it allowed him and fellow Marvel star Mark to collaborate on a project other than the Incredible Hulk and the God of Thunder.
“We’ve worked in the Marvel Universe for so many years, and have the comedic improvisational space,” he clarified. “So, to turn up here and do something drastically different—and we were kind of high-fiving and hugging, and mucking around like a couple of kids, and be told, ‘Woah, this is not the Marvel characters we’re playing,’ and bring it aback was kind of memorable and funny.”
“I just love him so much,” Chris continued. “He’s such a wonderful human being.”
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