Netflix Cancels Release of Halle Berry's 'The Mothership' Due to Production Issues

The decision to scrap the nearly completed sci-fi film was mutual, with plans for future collaborations between Netflix and Halle Berry.

Netflix has decided not to release the nearly completed sci-fi movie 'The Mothership,' starring Halle Berry, due to various production and creative issues.
The decision to scrap the film was mutual between Netflix, the film's producers, and Halle Berry, with plans to collaborate on future projects.
Reshoots for 'The Mothership' were deemed impossible due to the aging of child actors since the film's completion in 2021.
Despite the cancellation, Halle Berry remains in partnership with Netflix and will star in 'The Union' alongside Mark Wahlberg and J.K. Simmons this summer.
The practice of scrapping nearly completed movies for tax write-offs has become more common in Hollywood, with Warner Bros. also canceling several films in recent years.