Director Matthew Vaughn previously revealed he quit X-Men 3 after Berry was given a fake script to entice her to sign on.

Halle Berryis sick of the games in Hollywood. On Saturday, October 5, the Oscar winner, 58, took to X, formerly known as Twitter, to reshare a video of director Matthew Vaughn claiming he dropped out of working on X-Men: The Last Stand because executives behind the scenes weren't being upfront with Berry about the size of her role in the film.

Halle Berry showers appreciation for Matthew Vaughn for revealing the sketchy behind-the-curtain happenings in X-Men films.

The film, titled X-Men: The Last Stand, saw Halle, 58, star as Ororo Monroe, better known as Storm, was released in 2006 and featured high-profile actors, including Hugh Jackman, Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellen.

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Halle Berry called out the shady stuff that takes place in Hollywood over social media, sharing a resurfaced clip of director Matthew Vaughn explaining why he quit the 2006 film 'X-Men: The Last Stand', on Saturday, October 5.

Halle Berry has addressed alleged deceptive practices in Hollywood, following claims by director Matthew Vaughn about a fake script used to recruit her for X-Men 3. Vaughn's revelations have sparked Berry's gratitude for bringing hidden industry tactics to light,

Halle Berry called out the 'shady s***' in Hollywood as she responded to director, Matthew Vaughn, revealing he quit X-Men 3 over studio deception towards her in a resurfaced clip.