Summary
- Halle Berry recently left Ryan Murphy’s legal drama, All’s Fair, but wishes the best for the project with Kim Kardashian and Glenn Close.
- Murphy’s new Hulu series follows a divorce lawyer at an all-female law firm, with a star-studded cast including Sarah Paulson.
- Berry stars in Netflix’s comedy thriller film “The Union” with Mark Wahlberg, climbing Netflix’s charts despite mixed reviews.
As a long-time fan of Halle Berry’s captivating performances and Mark Wahlberg’s action-packed roles, I must say that their latest collaboration in “The Union” has been an exciting addition to my movie collection. Despite the mixed reviews, I found myself drawn into the storyline and couldn’t help but root for these two stars throughout the film.
Approximately three weeks following Halle Berry’s departure from Ryan Murphy’s latest courtroom drama titled “All’s Fair,” the actress has made comments about her sudden exit from the production. Originally cast among an impressive lineup of actors including Kim Kardashian and Glenn Close, Berry was also slated to serve as executive producer for the series. However, it appears she is no longer involved in any capacity with the project, allegedly due to a scheduling issue.
At the premier of “The Union,” a reporter from Entertainment Tonight questioned Berry concerning her departure from Murphy’s show. She appeared to be at peace with the situation, expressing herself as follows:
Well now, let me tell ya something’ ’bout it. Life ain’t always a walk in the park, but sometimes things just fall into place for reasons we don’t always understand. I sure do wish I could have joined those gals at that event, I can just imagine the fun we’d be having! But hey, that’s Ryan Murphy we’re talkin’ about, so it’s gonna be a blast, no doubt. Next time, though, I hope I get the chance to tag along and share in the memories.
After finishing his contract with Netflix, Murphy has handed over the reins for his first Hulu project to Kardashian and Close. The series will spotlight appearances by several of Murphy’s recurring actors such as Sarah Paulson, Niecy Nash, Teyana Taylor, and Naomi Watts, who will also play significant roles. Although specifics remain limited, it seems the show will delve into the tale of a divorce lawyer grappling with challenges in Los Angeles’ courtrooms, working alongside other attorneys at an all-female law firm, where these actresses are expected to be prominently featured.
All’s Fair is the latest project by Murphy, who now enters the legal drama territory after going through genres like horror, comedy, drama, and even true crime. The show is set to be the beginning of Murphy’s new relationship with Hulu (aka Disney), and the anticipation is already palpable following Murphy’s recent series starring Kim Kardashian, American Horror Story: Delicate.
Halle Berry Stars in One of Netflix’s Latest Hits
Halle Berry’s participation in “All’s Fair” would have marked her comeback to television following her role in “The Expanse” some time ago. Yet, unlike expected, the actress is now appearing on the small screen through a full-length movie rather than a TV series.
In a new release from Netflix, the comedy-thriller titled “The Union,” features the talents of both Berry and Wahlberg. Despite receiving unfavorable reviews from critics (with a Tomatometer Score of 36% and an Audience Score of 25%), it’s rapidly ascending Netflix’s worldwide charts.
In this storyline, we follow the character of Mike McKenna, a construction worker, who reconnects with his old flame, Roxane Hall, after many years apart. Unbeknownst to Mike, Roxanne is not just an ordinary woman; she’s actually an undercover agent for a covert agency, and she enlists Mike for a top-secret mission. This all unfolds in the narrative known as The Union.
The movie was helmed by Julian Farino, who’s known for his work on Entourage. The star-studded cast includes Berry and Wahlberg, alongside Mike Colter, Jackie Earle Haley, Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje, Alice Lee, and J.K. Simmons.
All’s Fair
is set to start production in 2024.
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