Tyra Banks Shares Blunt Comments About Filming ‘Halloween: Resurrection’: ‘I Have Beef’
"Not only did it not do anything for me, they cut the damn death scene," the supermodel adds The post Tyra Banks Shares Blunt Comments About Filming ‘Halloween: Resurrection’: ‘I Have Beef’ appeared first on TheWrap .
Tyra Banks has openly expressed her dissatisfaction with her role in the 2002 horror film "Halloween: Resurrection," stating she harbors "beef" with the project 25 years later. The supermodel appeared alongside franchise legend Jamie Lee Curtis, Busta Rhymes, Sean Patrick Thomas, and Bianca Kajlich. In the eighth installment of the "Halloween" series, Michael Myers carried out a rampage in Haddonfield while the events were broadcast live.
Banks had initially been hesitant to join the film but was persuaded by her agent, who compared it favorably to Josh Hartnett's career after he starred in the movie. Unfortunately, Banks felt disappointed by her character's limited screen time and an underwhelming death scene, which she was promised would elevate her career. She bluntly stated, "Not even a little bit" when asked if she looks back fondly on her time making the slasher.
"Halloween: Resurrection," directed by Rick Rosenthal and written by Larry Brand and Sean Hood, marked the final entry in the "H20" timeline. Despite being a moderate commercial success, the film received harsh criticism from critics, who deemed it the worst entry in the franchise.
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