Tyra Banks explains her 'beef' with 'Halloween: Resurrection' nearly 25 years later

Tyra Banks says she holds a grudge against the 2002 horror film "Halloween: Resurrection" because producers cut most of her character's death scene, which she was promised would be iconic. She claims the role failed to boost her acting career as expected. Banks, now 52, said her agent pushed her to take the role by comparing it to Josh Hartnett's career boost from "Halloween: H20." She agreed to play Nora but said the pivotal kill by Michael Myers happened mostly off-camera, leaving her with "beef" against the film. Despite the disappointment, Banks found success elsewhere, starring in "Life Size" and "Coyote Ugly" in 2000. She later hosted "America's Next Top Model," "The Tyra Banks Show," and co-hosted "Dancing With the Stars."