Sharon Stone recently disclosed the identity of the producer who allegedly suggested she sleep with her co-star to improve their onscreen chemistry. In her 2021 memoir, she mentioned the incident but didn’t reveal the producer’s name. However, during an episode of the Louis Theroux Podcast, Stone shared that it was Robert Evans, the producer of the 1993 film Sliver, who passed away in 2019.
Stone recounted the uncomfortable conversation with Evans, where he implied that sleeping with her co-star Billy Baldwin would enhance their onscreen performance. Baldwin, in response to Stone’s accusations, threatened to expose unsettling stories about her. Stone’s account of the incident shed light on the challenges she faced in the industry, including instances where she felt pressured to engage in inappropriate behavior to improve a film’s outcome.
Despite Baldwin’s claims about a conversation with Janice Dickinson, she denied any recollection of such an interaction with Stone. Stone’s revelations highlight the power dynamics and challenges faced by actors in the entertainment industry. She emphasized the importance of talent and professionalism over compromising situations to achieve success on screen.
Stone’s experience serves as a reminder of the complexities and obstacles faced by actors in the industry. Her courage in speaking out against such behavior sheds light on the need for a more respectful and ethical environment in Hollywood. Through her memoir and podcast appearances, Stone continues to advocate for a safer and more inclusive entertainment industry for all actors.
