Halle Berry, a well-known actress, appeared topless in the 2001 action film, “Swordfish,” produced by Joel Silver, who was famous for his formulaic action movies.

The movie starred John Travolta and Hugh Jackman, and it was packed with explosions, car chases, and female n-dty.

The film opened on June 8, 2001, and was rated R due to its content.

The decision by Halle Berry, one of Hollywood’s A-list actresses, to appear topless was met with surprise by many.

Although she played an eye-candy role in an earlier Silver production, “The Last Boy Scout,” it was uncommon for a well-respected actress to follow an award-winning dramatic performance, such as Berry’s role in “Introducing Dorothy Dandridge,” with a sensual role in an action film.

According to Joel Silver, Halle Berry’s onscreen sophistication convinced him that she was the right person to tackle a sensual role.

He had known the actress for years and believed that this was the right time for her to do it. He thought that it would be great for the character and good for the box office.

Initially, Berry was apprehensive about doing a nude scene, but she eventually agreed with Silver’s point of view.

She had spent most of her life being afraid of doing such a scene, but with the success of her Dorothy Dandridge project, she felt that she no longer had to prove herself.

Berry, however, denied the widely reported story that she was paid an extra $500,000 for her topless scene.

She claimed that the film’s director, Dominic Sena, was joking when he said that she was paid “$250,000 per breast.”

Critics of the movie have pointed out that, in addition to its various shootouts and acts of violence, it also has some insensitive treatment of its female characters.

For instance, Travolta’s character tests Jackman’s character by forcing him, at gunpoint, to hack into a complex program within 60 seconds while he is being fellated by an unnamed blonde woman.

“Swordfish” was directed by Dominic Sena and written by Skip Woods. In addition to Travolta, Jackman, and Berry, the film also starred Don Cheadle and Vinnie Jones.

Despite mixed reviews, the movie grossed over $147 million worldwide, making it a commercial success.

Halle Berry is an American actress and former beauty queen.

She won an Academy Award for Best Actress for her role in “Monster’s Ball” in 2002, becoming the first woman of African American descent to win the award.

She has also won Emmy and Golden Globe awards for her performances on television.

Joel Silver is an American film producer known for producing action movies.

He has produced numerous successful films, including the “Lethal Weapon” series and “Die Hard.”