Los Angeles, California – The longstanding feud between actors Sharon Stone and Billy Baldwin recently resurfaced with explosive revelations from Stone about producer Robert Evans. Stone disclosed on Louis Theroux’s podcast that Evans had suggested she have sex with Baldwin during the filming of the 1993 movie “Sliver” to improve his performance on screen.
The tension between Stone and Baldwin goes back over 30 years, originating during the tumultuous production of the provocative thriller. Baldwin reportedly made derogatory remarks about Stone’s appearance, while Stone expressed disdain for Baldwin, calling him a boy and lamenting his presence on set.
Stone’s behavior towards Baldwin also raised eyebrows, with allegations of her rinsing her mouth after kissing him and biting his tongue during a scene. Despite these actions, Stone claimed innocence, citing her genuine desire to rehearse scenes with Baldwin as mere professionalism.
The strained relationship between Stone and Baldwin even led to the director, Phillip Noyce, having to shoot their close-ups separately due to their refusal to be in the same room together. Noyce revealed that Stone was vehemently against Baldwin’s casting in the film, further fueling their animosity towards each other.
The feud reached a boiling point when Stone recently accused Evans of attempting to manipulate her into having sex with Baldwin for the sake of improving his acting ability. In response, Baldwin took to social media to hit back at Stone, hinting at potential revelations about her and their past interactions.
As the bitter dispute between Stone and Baldwin continues to unravel, the details of their tumultuous relationship and behind-the-scenes drama shed light on the complexities of Hollywood dynamics and interpersonal conflicts within the entertainment industry. The longstanding grudge between these two actors serves as a reminder of the challenges and controversies that can arise in the world of show business.