Last week, the trailer for Dark Tide finally came out – that’s the film where Halle Berry met and fell in love with Olivier Martinez. Since working on the film, Halle and Olivier have been loved up all over the place, finally settling down in LA… although Halle now wants to move to France, mostly because Halle is engaged in a full-blown custody war with her baby-daddy ex, Gabriel Aubry. Olivier has stayed very quiet during this whole thing – I don’t even remember one interview, one quote from him since he’s gotten with Halle. At first I thought Olivier was biding his time, waiting for Dark Tide to come out so that his showmance with Halle could draw to a close. But post-production on the film languished at a snail’s pace. It’s finally being released in March – first “on demand” and then it will have a brief theatrical release. So, here’s the trailer:

CB and I were having fun trying to figure out how bad this movie is. CB said something about it being “like Piranha 3D, only with sharks.” I just think it was some producer’s idea to get a lot of shots of Halle in a bikini, plus some nice underwater shots and shark pr0n. I imagine they sold the extra footage to the Discovery channel or something for Shark Week.

So, with Dark Tide about to come out, I can’t imagine that Halle and Olivier will be doing much in the way of promotion. But will it signal “the end” for their relationship? Halle doesn’t do breakups well. I think Olivier sees that now – she might be fun to date, but all hell breaks loose when the relationship is over. Halle is always the victim, and her ex is always some terrible, racist, misogynistic, abusive monster. Which makes this report in People Magazine a little bit interesting – Olivier is putting down some roots. In Miami!!! Oh noes. Is he moving to Miami?

Halle Berry’s beau Olivier Martinez has been spending so much time in Los Angeles with the Oscar winner that he hasn’t visited Miami for months. But that will change early next month, when the French actor opens a restaurant on South Beach.

“I love the interesting and international people I have met in Miami,” Martinez tells PEOPLE. “So when my friend Michael Martin said he found a space for a restaurant and lounge where we could bring in the best aspects from the South of France, I was excited and wanted to get involved.”

Together with restaurateur Jean-Phillippe Bernard, the partners are opening Villa Azur, featuring the seasonal ingredients and international flavors of Saint-Tropez, where Martinez and Martin have spent many late nights enjoying fine food and wine.

“Olivier and I love Miami and want to bring the glamour and allure of the South of France to this melting pot of a town,” Martin says.

The menu will be French and Italian-inspired and feature entrees such as penne pasta with vodka and caviar cream sauce, or a veal filet mignon stuffed with artichokes, tomatoes and cheese.

The bar and lounge boasts a library with art and design books, as well as couches for guests to sip champagne and share plates of oysters with caviar and Olivier’s special olive bread, which he enjoys in France.

Designed by Francois Frossard, the restaurant will be outfitted in antique woods and chandeliers with both contemporary and old pine furniture.

La Cave d’Azur, the intimate private dining room and wine cellar, will seas 12 VIPs and offer nearly 200 choices of hand picked wines.

Says Martin: “Olivier knows that we are doing something special together where people can get a touch of Saint-Tropez glamour in South Beach.”

[From People]

Of course, he’s probably just investing and lending his name to help out a friend’s restaurant. But it feels like Olivier is feeling a little bit confined in Halle’s dungeon, right? Oh, this is going to be epic when everything goes to hell.

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