Actress commends male co-star for restoring her faith in men during filming.

Halle Berry, the former James Bond actress, recently shared her thoughts on her experience working with her co-star, Pierce Brosnan. As a previous Bond girl herself, Berry reflected on her time in the iconic spy franchise and had nothing but kind words for Brosnan, who played James Bond in four films.

During an interview with Wired, the Oscar-winning actress gushed about Brosnan, crediting him with restoring her faith in men. She described him as a true gentleman and expressed her admiration for him, stating that he will always be her Bond.

Berry also revealed that being a Bond girl was not something she had on her wish list, but she had always been a fan of the movies. She was honored to be a part of cinematic history and to work alongside Brosnan in the 2002 film Die Another Day, which was the franchise's 40th film.

Directed by Lee Tamahori and written by Neal Purvis and Robert Wade, Die Another Day follows Bond as he investigates the connection between a North Korean terrorist and a diamond mogul who is funding the development of a dangerous space weapon. Along the way, a flirtatious romance develops between Bond and Berry's character, Jinx, with a memorable bikini moment that paid homage to the original Bond girl, Ursula Andress.

Despite mixed reviews from critics, Die Another Day became the highest-grossing Bond film at the time, thanks in part to Madonna's cameo and iconic action scenes. The film also featured an impressive cast, including Dame Judi Dench, Rosamund Pike, and John Cleese in his first and only appearance as Q.

For Berry, working on Die Another Day was a memorable experience, and she is proud to have been a part of such a beloved franchise. She is currently receiving praise for her work in the Netflix film, Union, and has a busy schedule ahead with upcoming projects like Never Let Go and Maude v Maude.

As for Brosnan, he remains a fan favorite and will always be remembered as Berry's Bond. And while Die Another Day may not have been a critical success, it remains a significant part of cinematic history and a testament to the enduring popularity of the James Bond franchise.

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