Halle Berry and director Pitof develop a mutual admiration society.

Halle Berry and director Pitof discuss the film's concept. (00m 48s)

Halle Berry talks about her turn as Patience Phillips, while Benjamin Brat revisits what it's like to play Detective Tom Lone.

Halle Berry and Benjamin Bratt relate the parallels between cats and women.

Sharon Stone and director Pitof discuss the process for embodying a character.

Benjamin Bratt discusses the many virtues of Halle Berry.

Sharon Stone and Benjamin Bratt discuss the duality of human nature.

Halle Berry reminisces about playing three characters in one.

Halle Berry and Benjamin Bratt talk about the benefits of having a great director.

Patience Philips (Halle Berry) seems destined to spend her life apologizing for taking up space. Despite her artistic ability -- she has a more than respectable career as a graphic designer for Hedare Beauty, a Goliath cosmetics company -- Patience is excruciatingly shy, quick to take blame, and, not surprisingly, more than a little depressed at the end of the day. This comes to somewhat of a screeching halt when Patience not only inadvertently lands herself in the middle of a corporate conspiracy of gargantuan proportions, but on the city police force's most wanted list. Newly quipped with a mysterious feline prowess, Patience is a different person come nighttime -- more accurately, a catwoman. Elusive, untamed, powerful, stealthy, and not necessarily prone to erring on the side of good, Patience has gone from doormat to vigilante. Police officer Tom Lone (Benjamin Bratt), who has fallen for shy Patience, is determined to apprehend Catwoman and figure out her role in a recent crime spree, though his fascina