On March 10, Sharon Stone will extinguish 61 candles and prove that since the “Basic Instinct”, the film that made her famous, she has not lost a single drop of her charm. She's not going to yearn for age. At the Oprah show, at one time, she admitted that it is important to be grateful to fate and love yourself for who you are, although you change over time. This is a great look at aging!
From the biography of the film star
Sharon Stone was born and raised in the small Pennsylvania town of Meadville. Her strict father was a factory worker and her mother a housewife. Sharon was the second child of four children of the Stone family. As a child, she was considered a gifted girl, so she went to second grade when she was five years old.
At 15, she graduated from Saegertown, PA, and enrolled at Edinboro State University at the same age. At university, she received the title of Miss Crawford, PA, and was a candidate for Miss Pennsylvania. She defended her diploma in Creative Writing and Fine Arts.
She was a very smart girl (with IQ 154), she was prophesied a suitable job for her brain - to become a lawyer. But she was in love with black and white cinema. At 17, Sharon won a beauty pageant. Part-time at McDonald's, she became a successful model in both television and print advertising.
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First movie roles
In 1980, she made her Woody Allen (1980) debut at Stardust Memories as "the beautiful girl on the train." However, her first major role was in the horror film Deadly Blessing (1981). She took part in the filming of “King Solomon's Mines” (1985) and Action Jackson (1988).
In 1984, she married Michael Greenburg, producer of Mac Gyver (1985), but two years later they divorced.
She finally got a role with Arnold Schwarzenegger in the movie “Remember Everything” (1990), and also at 32, she posed naked for Playboy, which was a daring step. But it worked: the actress got the revolutionary role of the sociopathic novelist Katherine Tramell in Basic Instinct (1992). The interrogation scene has become a classic in the history of cinema. Her game captivated the audience. Sharon was honored with the Best Actress Award.
