The actress responded to claims made by director Matthew Vaughan over her appearing in the 2006 sequel Halle Berry is speaking out over allegedly “shady” tactics used to try and get her to appear in X-Men: The Last Stand.

The film, titled X-Men: The Last Stand, saw Halle, 58, star as Ororo Monroe, better known as Storm, was released in 2006 and featured high-profile actors, including Hugh Jackman, Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellen.

Halle Berry has broken silence over allegedly “shady” tactics used to persuade her to appear in X-Men: The Last Stand.The actress took to her Instagram account on Sunday to repost a video of director Matthew Vaughan alleging that

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Halle Berry called out the shady stuff that takes place in Hollywood over social media, sharing a resurfaced clip of director Matthew Vaughn explaining why he quit the 2006 film 'X-Men: The Last Stand', on Saturday, October 5.

He insisted that Hugh Jackman, who played Wolverine in the 2006 "X-Men" film, and other actors were hired to helm the movie. His suspicions were aroused when he came across a seemingly more extended version of the script.

Halle Berry has thanked director Matthew Vaughn for revealing the "shady" decision-making behind-the-scenes on X-Men: The Last Stand. During a panel at New York Comic Con in October 2023, the Kingsman: The Secret Service filmmaker revealed that he dropped out of the 2006 film after he allegedly discovered a fake script that had been drafted to

Halle Berry has voiced her concerns about "shady practices" in Hollywood following recent comments made by director Matthew Vaughn regarding the X-Men franchise. In an interview from last year's New York Comic Con,

The 2006 film, directed by Brett Ratner, was the final in the original trilogy of X-Men movies following on from 2000’s X-Men and 2003’s X2. Berry had played the weather controlling mutant in the first two films.