Halle Berry is looking back at her time filming 1994’s The Flintstones and how her role was a “big step” for Black women in the entertainment industry. The Oscar-winning actress took to social media on Sunday to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the live-action movie, based on the 1960s cartoon series of the same name.

Halle Berry's made a few historic firsts in her storied career, but what about being the first Black woman of the Stone Age? For the 30th anniversary of The Flintstones, the live action adaptation of the first animated series in primetime,

Halle Berry has fond memories of her time in Bedrock. The actress shared an Instagram video on Sunday, May 26, remembering her role as seductive secretary Sharon Stone in The Flintstones as the movie marks its 30th anniversary.

Halle Berry commemorates the 30-year anniversary of the 1994 live-action film 'The Flintstones,' highlighting its significance as a 'big step forward' for Black people, especially Black women. Berry,

Halle Berry remembers how much filming The Flintstones rocked. The Oscar winner reflected on her performance as Miss Stone in the 1994 movie in an Instagram video, and noted how her role was a “big step” for Black women in the entertainment industry.

Halle Berry has an Oscar on her bookshelf, but Monster’s Ball isn’t the movie that she’s reflecting on right now. The Flintstones is a much different genre, but it became a game-changing film in her career 30 years ago.