Sharon Stone

During an appearance on the "Table for Two with Bruce Bozzi" podcast, Sharon Stone revealed she was hospitalized with heart problems after she lost custody ...

"When I went to the Golden Globes, and they called my name, a bunch of people in the room laughed." She thought at the time, "Does anybody have any idea how hard it was to play that part? "I lost custody of my child.

"Casino" actress Sharon Stone had to convince producers to be nominated for Best Actress over Best Supporting Actress at the 1996 Oscars.

“And when I have the extraordinary pleasure and honor of receiving a script that is actually intended for me, I know it when I get it and I feel like I knew it when I got the ‘Casino’ script. I did the work, so I am going to be in the category of the work that I did. Stone recalled being invited to her first Academy Awards ceremony to present before “Basic Instinct” was released. I’m not in it to win it – that’s not the point here.’ The point is the actual work that I did and I did the work for five months with Robert De Niro and Joe Pesci and James Woods. I was so humiliated!” Stone shared. “I love that movie. “It was horrible! Stone admitted, “So I didn’t expect to get the Oscar because people don’t think of me as an actress. However, Stone was determined to earn her rightful place in the Best Actress lead category, even if it lowered her odds of winning against Emma Thompson (“Sense and Sensibility”), Meryl Streep (“The Bridges of Madison County”), Elisabeth Shue (“Leaving Las Vegas”), and Susan Sarandon (“Dead Man Walking”), who ultimately took home the 1996 Oscar. And “Casino” isn’t the first time she was not taken seriously by Hollywood elites. Stone continued, “And I said, ‘But I am the leading lady in the film, so I want to run for leading lady.’ And they said, ‘But you won’t win.’ And I said, ‘I don’t care. I mean, they told me, ‘We can run for Supporting Actress and you’ll win the Oscar.

Sharon Stone found her own dress and served as her own glam team when she attended the Academy Awards for the first time in 1992, the actress recalls.

"I couldn't believe how exciting it was and all of the incredible costumes that were being made just for me. I learned how to speak up for myself. "I learned how to have a spine. It was zipped up in a garment bag on the set, and it has never been opened since," she shared. I was like, 'Oh my God, he saw my movie." Like, how am I going to do this, right?' "

In a new interview, Stone claims she lost custody of her oldest son because she did 'sex movies' like 'Basic Instinct but the judge in the case reportedly ...

Stone continued: “They’re at a wonderful age when we don’t have to have a nanny living with us anymore. Years later, the court allowed Roan to move down to Los Angeles to live with his mother and brothers. Through kindergarten, the boy alternated spending three weeks with each parent, traveling with a nanny hired by Stone between the Bay Area and Los Angeles, ABC News reported. She broached the topic while explaining the toll that starring in “Basic Instinct” took on her life as a mom. The judge also questioned uprooting Roan from his “consistent” home with his father, saying his famous mother seemed to put her career first and to delegate parenting duties to “third parties.” In 1998, Stone went outside of Hollywood to marry Bronstein, then the executive editor of the San Francisco Examiner.

The 'Casino' actress announced that she was encouraged to run for the Academy Awards for Best Supporting Actress for her role in the 1995 film directed by ...

“And when I have the extraordinary pleasure and honor of receiving a script that’s actually meant for me, I know it when I get it and I feel like I knew it when I saw ‘Casino’ -Got script. And “Casino” isn’t the first time she hasn’t been taken seriously by the Hollywood elite. I mean, they said to me, ‘We can run for supporting actress and you win the Oscar. I’m not in it to win it – that’s not the point here.’ The point is the actual work I did, and I did the work with Robert De Niro and Joe Pesci and James Woods for five months. The ‘Casino’ actress announced that she was encouraged to run for the Academy Awards for Best Supporting Actress for her role in the 1995 film directed by Martin Scorsese. You can’t win for Lead Actress, but they will never give you a Lead Actor Oscar because I did,” Stone said during the latest iHeart Podcast episode “Table for Two with Bruce Bozzi,” citing her controversial reputation for “Basic Instinct “.

Sharon Stone opens up about the heartbreaking experience of losing custody of her son after her iconic role in "Basic Instinct". She reflects on the.

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