The
Oscar-winning
actress
Halle
Berry
says
she
had
to
suffer
in
the
initial
phase
of
her
career
due
to
her
beauty
and
good
looks
that
she
possesses.
Halle
Berry
said,
during
the
early
nineties,
studio
bosses
would
refuse
to
give
her
a
role,
as
they
believed
her
to
be
extremely
beautiful
to
fit
in
certain
characters.
"I
came
from
the
world
of
beauty
pageants
and
modelling
and
right
away
when
people
heard
that,
I
got
discounted
as
an
actor," said
Berry.
"So,
I
had
the
job
of
trying
to
eliminate
that
part
of
my
persona.
And
I
took
on
roles
early
on
that
really
didn't
rely
on
my
physical
self
at
all,
and
that
was
a
good
way
to
sort
of
get
some
credibility
within
my
industry," she
added.
Berry
also
revealed
that
her
good
looks
on
numerous
occasions
created
hindrance
in
the
way
of
landing
on
her
desired
roles,
and
as
a
result,
she
had
to
beg
the
directors
and
producers
for
certain
roles
she
wanted.
Berry
added
that
she
had
begged
and
convinced
director
Spike
Lee
for
the
role
of
a
drug-addict
in
1991's
Jungle
Fever
movie
by
wiping
off
all
her
makeup
in
the
washroom.
"Let
me
go
in
the
bathroom,
wash
all
this
makeup
off;
you
will
see
the
crack
ho," Berry
recalled.