Actress Sharon Stone speaks out about abuse in Hollywood and comedian Dana Carvey apologizes for a skit that objectified her on the 'Fly On The Wall' podcast hosted by David Spade and Carvey. Stone recalls a 1992 SNL appearance where she was terrified due to protesters storming the stage. Carvey apologizes for a sketch involving an Indian character and objectifying Stone. Stone accepts the apology but notes the changing dynamics of humor and intimacy in today's society.
Sharon Stone recalls being threatened during her 'Saturday Night Live' monologue, Lorne Michaels saved her. Stone shifted from acting to activism after suffering a stroke in 2001.
Sharon Stone claimed she was asked to have sex with Billy Baldwin to improve his performance in the movie 'Sliver,' sparking a response from Baldwin denying the allegations and suggesting he has dirt on Stone.
Sharon Stone reveals the identity of the producer who pressured her to have sex with a co-star for a film. The incident occurred during the making of the 1993 film 'Sliver' with Billy Baldwin.
Sharon Stone names producer who pressured her to have sex with co-star in the 90s to improve on-screen performance in the movie 'Sliver'. She reveals the pressure she faced after the success of Basic Instinct and how she was mistreated in Hollywood.
Sharon Stone's acting career has been highlighted by iconic performances in movies like Total Recall, Casino, and Basic Instinct in the 1990s.