Sharon Stone Basic Instinct Sex Scene

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Sharon Stone Basic Instinct Sex Scene
"I went to the projection booth, slapped Paul [Verhoeven] across the face, left, went to my car, and called my lawyer."
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Sharon Stone has never been one to mince words about her dicier experiences in Hollywood. Her upcoming memoir, “The Beauty of Living Twice,” publishing on March 30, promises to be a juicy a tell-all, and Vanity Fair has an exclusive excerpt from the book, in which Stone talks about her experience making Paul Verhoeven ’s psychosexual thriller “ Basic Instinct .” It’s probably best known for a brief full-frontal nude scene featuring Stone uncrossing her legs, but in the memoir, she said she was misled about what the scene was actually going to be. She said she didn’t know her genitals were exposed in the movie until a screening filled with agents and lawyers.
“That was how I saw my vagina-shot for the first time, long after I’d been told, ‘We can’t see anything — I just need you to remove your panties, as the white is reflecting the light, so we know you have panties on,’” Stone writes. “Now, here is the issue. It didn’t matter anymore. It was me and my parts up there. I had decisions to make.”
Stone also recalled confronting Verhoeven about the scene afterward. “I went to the projection booth, slapped Paul across the face, left, went to my car, and called my lawyer, Marty Singer. Marty told me that they could not release this film as it was. That I could get an injunction. First, at that time, this would give the film an X rating. Remember, this was 1992, not now, when we see erect penises on Netflix. And, Marty said, per the Screen Actors Guild, my union, it wasn’t legal to shoot up my dress in this fashion. Whew, I thought.”
She added, “Well, that was my first thought. Then I thought some more. What if I were the director? What if I had gotten that shot? What if I had gotten it on purpose? Or by accident? What if it just existed? That was a lot to think about. I knew what film I was doing. For heaven’s sake, I fought for that part, and all that time, only this director had stood up for me.”
In the excerpt, Stone also alleged that a male producer once tried to convince her to have sex with her co-star, though she didn’t name either man. “He explained to me why I should fuck my costar so that we could have onscreen chemistry. Why, in his day, he made love to Ava Gardner onscreen and it was so sensational! Now just the creepy thought of him in the same room with Ava Gardner gave me pause. Then I realized that she also had to put up with him and pretend that he was in any way interesting,” Stone wrote.
She added,” I’ve had other producers on other films just come to my trailer and ask, ‘So, are you going to fuck him, or aren’t you? … You know it would go better if you did.’ I take my time and explain that I am like the nice girl they grew up with, and get them to recall that girl’s name. This leaves us all with a little bit of our dignity.”
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published 26 October 16

The interrogation scene from Basic Instinct is one of the most famous in modern movie history. However, the truth behind the way the scene was shot changes the situation quite a bit. We all know the scene at this point. Sharon Stone is being interrogated by cops, including Michael Douglas , when she throws all the men off their game by uncrossing, and then recrossing her legs, revealing the underwear that she doesn't have on. In the shot, the men mostly become slobbering idiots trying to get a good look, but the truth is they didn't see anything, because they weren't in the room.
"I sent them home at the end of the day. And we did that shot with my DP, Jan De Bont, and sound and script. That's all there was to it."
According to director Paul Verhoeven in Empire magazine, the scene was actually filmed in two parts. The scene where Sharon Stone did her thing was filmed without any of the actors in the room. All of their reactions to her were filmed prior to the actual shot, which was left to near the end of filming at Stone's request. The scene with Sharon Stone was filmed with no other cast and minimal crew. The director said they did two or three takes of the shot from two different angles, and that was it.
While it isn't too surprising to learn that the men weren't in the scene, as it was an incredibly private thing to do on film, the fact that the men were actually shot first is a little surprising. It would seem that they were only told what it was they were reacting to, leaving the entire thing up to the imagination. It's hard to say if that makes the whole thing better, or even more creepy.
The scene wasn't in the original script for Basic Instinct . Instead, Paul Verhoeven says that he was inspired to add it during filming following a meeting at a party in the Netherlands in the 1960s. He met a woman who also apparently didn't wear underwear, and, apparently due to the effect that she had on the men at the event, the director realized that Catherine Tramell could do something similar with the cops. You can watch the scene below, but it goes without saying this is NSFW.
Paul Verhoeven also discusses the fact that for a long time Sharon Stone claimed she'd been misled to film the scene, something the director denies and the actress has apparently become more philosophical about the experience. He says there was really no way he could have filmed what he did without her fully understanding what his intentions were.
Almost 25 years later we still have not forgotten that particular scene from Basic Instinct . It's unlikely that we ever will.
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