
Halle Berry
Awards & Honours
47
Awards Won
4
Honours
4
Rankings
7
Covers
2
Records
Halle Berry's career is marked by a series of extraordinary achievements that highlight her talent and influence. Her most celebrated accomplishment is undoubtedly becoming the first and only African-American woman to win the Academy Award for Best Actress, an historic moment that changed the landscape of Hollywood. Beyond this monumental win for Monster's Ball, she has consistently garnered critical acclaim, earning both an Emmy and a Golden Globe for her captivating performance in Introducing Dorothy Dandridge.Berry's impact extends beyond awards, as she has maintained a strong presence in major film franchises like X-Men and the James Bond series. Her commitment to her craft is evident in her diverse roles, from intense dramas to high-octane action films. She has also broken ground as a director with Bruised, proving her capabilities behind the camera. Her longevity as a Revlon spokesmodel speaks to her enduring appeal and influence in the beauty industry, further solidifying her status as a respected and admired figure.

Awards
Honours & Distinctions
Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters
Received an honorary degree from her former college.
Walk of Fame Star
Awarded a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame at 6801 Hollywood Boulevard.
Key to the City of Cleveland
Received the key to her hometown city.
Women in Film Crystal Award
Honored for her outstanding contributions to the entertainment industry.
Rankings & Lists
100 Most Influential People
50 Most Beautiful People
50 Most Beautiful People
Highest-Paid Actresses
Magazine Covers
TIME
February 2002
Halle Berry: How She Won the Oscar
Vogue
February 2002
Halle Berry
GQ
2002
Halle Berry: The Sexiest Woman Alive?
Vanity Fair
2002
Hollywood Issue
Rolling Stone
2002
Halle Berry
People
2002
World's Most Beautiful
Essence
1999
Halle Berry
Records & Feats
First African-American Woman to Win Best Actress Oscar
Halle Berry made history by winning the Academy Award for Best Actress for her role in Monster's Ball.
Longest-Running Revlon Spokesmodel
She has been a Revlon spokesmodel since 1996, one of the longest continuous beauty contracts.