Sharon Stone Says NSFW Basic Instinct Scene Still Makes People 'Terrified' of Her
- In a recent Variety interview, Sharon Stone reflected on her decades-long career, noting that people remain "terrified" of her due to the iconic interrogation scene from the 1992 thriller Basic Instinct.
- Released in 1992, the film cast Stone as crime novelist Catherine Tramell, a role that catapulted her to international stardom while permanently linking her identity to a dangerous, hyper-sexualized on-screen persona.
- Looking back, Stone said, "My lane was never going to be sex psychos," emphasizing she has made more than 40 movies, including Casino, to avoid such typecasting.
- Stone recently joined the cast of Euphoria Season 3, where she portrays a powerful Hollywood executive opposite Sydney Sweeney, maintaining her active presence in the industry.
- Beyond acting, Stone pursues significant humanitarian work, including advocacy for HIV and AIDS awareness and support for the American Civil Liberties Union, earning her Global Citizen of the Year in 2023.
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She became famous as a man-killer in »Basic Instinct«, which apparently has implications to this day: Sharon Stone tells of the effect she has on others – and how little the role has to do with herself.
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