Halle Berry, the 53-year-old Oscar-award winning actress, has recalled how she almost died during a s** scene while filming the “Die Another Day” installment of the “James Bond” franchise.

Berry played the role of Jinx, Bond’s fellow sleuth and love interest who famously battles it out with Rosamund Pike in the film.

In a chat with US talk show host Jimmy Fallon, the actress revealed that co-star Pierce Brosnan had to give her the Heimlich Manoeuvre as she choked on a fig during a s** scene.

Berry said, “I was supposed to be all s**y, trying to seduce him with a fig, and then I end up choking on it and he had to get up and do the Heimlich.

“James Bond knows how to Heimlich! He was there for me, he will always be one of my favourite people in the whole world.”

Veteran Bond producer Barbara Broccoli recently told Variety that Jinx was such a hit with fans that the studio had planned a spinoff film with Halle in the lead.

She described being “incensed” over reluctance to grant the idea an £80 million budget.

Broccoli also confronted the question of bringing Bond’s attitudes toward women into the modern day.

“Bond’s been evolving along with all the other men in the world,” she reckoned, “Some men have just gotten there more quickly than others.”

Berry recently came under fire for letting her son Maceo-Robert wear high heels.

The “Monster’s Ball” star had shared a video of her little boy Maceo-Robert dancing around wearing a pair of her shoes as they tried to keep themselves amused during the lockdown.

Soon after, fans and trolls began to drop comments on the post with many negative.

A troll even questioned her child’s gender.

Halle responded: “Well it’s a he and he is having a ball. Tryna cope the best he can. Laughter helps a lot right now!”

Halle Berry is known for her talent as an actress, but behind the scenes, she makes her mistakes just like the rest of the world.

Berry has not told the story of how she almost died during filming for the “James Bond” franchise.

She owes her life to 66-year-old Pierce Brosnan, who came to her aid during a s** scene.

Berry was portraying Jinx, Bond’s fellow sleuth and love interest.

Berry revealed in a chat with US talk show host Jimmy Fallon that Brosnan had to give her the Heimlich Manoeuvre as she choked on a fig.

During the scene, Berry was supposed to be all s**y, trying to seduce Brosnan with the fig, but ended up choking on it.

Brosnan had to get up and perform the Heimlich.

“James Bond knows how to Heimlich! He was there for me, he will always be one of my favourite people in the whole world,” said Berry.

Barbara Broccoli, veteran Bond producer, recently told Variety that Jinx was such a hit with fans that the studio had planned a spinoff film with Halle in the lead.

She described being “incensed” over reluctance to grant the idea an £80 million budget.

Broccoli also confronted the question of bringing Bond’s attitudes toward women into the modern day.

“Bond’s been evolving along with all the other men in the world,” she reckoned, “Some men have just gotten there more quickly than others.”

Berry recently came under fire for letting her son Maceo-Robert wear high heels.

She shared a video of her little boy Maceo-Robert dancing around wearing a pair of her shoes as they tried to keep themselves amused during the lockdown.

Fans and trolls began to drop comments on the post with many negative.

Halle responded: “Well it’s a he and he is having a ball. Tryna cope the best he can. Laughter helps a lot right now!”

Berry played the role of Jinx, Bond’s fellow sleuth and love interest in the “Die Another Day” installment of the “James Bond” franchise.

During filming, she almost died while filming a s** scene.

Brosnan had to give her the Heimlich Manoeuvre as she choked on a fig.

Berry said that Brosnan was there for her and will always be one of her favourite people in the whole world.

Broccoli, the veteran Bond producer, recently told Variety that Jinx was such a hit with fans that the studio had planned a spinoff film with Halle in the lead.

She described being “incensed” over reluctance to grant the idea an £80 million budget.

Broccoli also confronted the question of bringing Bond’s attitudes toward women into the modern day.

“Bond’s been evolving along with all the other men in the world,” she reckoned, “Some men have just gotten there more quickly than others.”