Tyra Banks Reveals Why She Regrets ‘Halloween: Resurrection’ Role Nearly 25 Years Later
Banks says the 2002 slasher disappointed her after her promised death scene was cut and her role was reduced.
- On Friday, October 2, Tyra Banks told Entertainment Weekly she still has "beef" with the 2002 film Halloween: Resurrection nearly 25 years later.
- Banks initially rejected the role, but her agent persuaded her by citing Josh Hartnett's success in Halloween H20, promising a similar career boost.
- Promised an iconic death scene that would "last forever," Banks was disappointed when the scene was cut, leaving her with minimal screentime and no career advancement.
- While Halloween: Resurrection grossed $37.6 million on a $15 million budget, critics widely panned it as the franchise's lowpoint since 1978.
- Since then, the 52-year-old has shifted from acting to business, launching her ice cream company SMiZE and Dream and relocating to Australia.
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Tyra Banks Reveals Why She Regrets ‘Halloween: Resurrection’ Role Nearly 25 Years Later
When asked if she looks back at making Halloween: Resurrection fondly, Tyra Banks had a firm answer. “No,” Banks, 52, told Entertainment Weekly in an article published on Friday, October 2. “Not even a little bit. Like, not even a tiny bit.” Banks explained that she agreed to star in the thrasher film after the […]
Tyra Banks was promised Josh Hartnett's career if she took a role in Halloween: Resurrection
You’d have to live a long life indeed to meet someone who unironically appreciates the 2002 sequel Halloween: Resurrection, but you can be damn sure the film’s co-star, Tyra Banks, will never be one of them. You remember (or maybe you don’t): She played Nora Winston, producer of the internet reality series Dangertainment, which had her, her crew, and a pack of surly teenagers spending a night in and around Michael Myers’s abandoned Haddonfield h…
'Halloween: Resurrection's Tyra Banks Does "Not Even a Little Bit" Remember the Sequel Fondly
The actor pointed out that the sequel didn't help their career and their death scene didn't even make it into the film. The post ‘Halloween: Resurrection’s Tyra Banks Does “Not Even a Little Bit” Remember the Sequel Fondly appeared first on Bloody Disgusting!.
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