Shocking | Sharon Stone Reveals Identity Of Hollywood Producer Who Told Her To Sleep With Co-Star

Sharon Stone recently recounted an unsettling encounter with producer Robert Evans during the making of the 1993 film “Sliver” on “The Louis Theroux Podcast.” According to Stone, Evans suggested she should engage in sexual relations with her co-star, Billy Baldwin, to enhance their on-screen chemistry and supposedly salvage the movie.

In a vivid recollection, Stone described Evans donning sunglasses in his office while regaling her with tales of his past conquests, including a claim that sleeping with Baldwin would improve his performance. The implication was that if Stone and Baldwin had a physical relationship, it would translate to better chemistry on screen, thus rescuing the film.

Reflecting on Evans’ alleged insistence, Stone expressed frustration, highlighting that she was being pressured to fulfill a role outside of her profession. She contrasted her experience with that of her male co-stars, noting that actors like Michael Douglas in “Basic Instinct” didn’t face similar expectations.

Robert Evans, a figure known for his contributions to Hollywood during the New Hollywood era, passed away in 2019. Despite the controversy surrounding the production, “Sliver” managed to achieve moderate success at the box office, grossing $116 million worldwide.

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Sharon Stone initially revealed this incident in her 2021 memoir, “The Beauty of Living Twice,” where she criticized the industry’s expectations placed upon actresses. She emphasized her commitment to her craft and voiced her resistance to being objectified or pressured into compromising situations.