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Halle Berry gets star on Hollywood Walk of Fame
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Date: Wednesday Apr. 4, 2007 7:43 AM ET
LOS ANGELES — Halle Berry has an Emmy, a Golden Globe and an Oscar. Now she has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. A teary-eyed Berry received the 2,333rd Walk of Fame star in a ceremony Tuesday in front of the Kodak Theatre.
"I am so emotional ... as soon as I saw the crowds of people and friends here, I started to cry," she said.
Berry won the best actress Academy Award in 2001 for her role alongside Billy Bob Thornton in "Monster's Ball." She won an Emmy and a Golden Globe for her title role in "Introducing Dorothy Dandridge."
Berry, 40, co-stars with Bruce Willis in the upcoming film, "Perfect Stranger," which opens April 13.
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