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Halle Berry relished playing heroic mother in Kidnap

Halle Berry loved playing an heroic mother in ‘Kidnap’.
The 50-year-old actress – who has a nine-year-old daughter called Nahla and a three-year-old son called Maceo – stars as a mother whose son is snatched from her in the thriller film and Halle has admitted to being captivated by the tension-filled script.
She shared: "When I read it, it took my breath away, being a mom of two.
"To see your child kidnapped right before your eyes – close enough to see it but too far to do anything about it – I couldn’t think of anything that would just stop my heart, stop my breath than that."
The Academy Award-winning star relished the opportunity to play such a strong, heroic character – a role that is usually reserved for male actors.
Speaking on ‘The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon’, Halle explained: "The fun of the script was watching this everyday mom become a hero because she has to.
"You know, a man can get a kid back, but so can a mom! So can a woman!"
Despite this, Halle recently rubbished suggestions that James Bond could be played by a woman in the coming years.
The Hollywood star, who played the part of NSA agent Giacinta ‘Jinx’ Johnson in the 2002 Bond movie ‘Die Another Day’, wouldn’t like to see a woman play the iconic British agent.
She explained: "I want women to be tough but I don’t know if Bond should be a woman. I mean, that series is steeped in history, you know from Ian Fleming’s stories.
"I don’t think you can change Bond to a woman. We can create a new Bond character that’s a woman, and give her a new name, based on that theory, but I don’t know if Bond should be a woman."

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