Halle Berry Hospitalized

HEAD INJURY

Updated Apr. 21, 2017 4:26PM EDT / Published Jul. 18, 2012 9:56AM EDT

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Halle Berry has been rushed to the hospital following an accident on the set of her new movie The Hive. The Oscar winner fell and hit her head on a concrete floor while shooting the thriller. The film’s set has been shut down, and Berry’s reps have yet to comment on how she’s doing. This isn’t the actress’s first on-set injury: she broke her foot while filming Cloud Atlas in Spain last year, broke her arm on the set of Gothika in 2003, and was hit in the head with a lighting prop on the set of Catwoman and taken to the hospital in 2004.

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Halle Berry Hospitalized

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