Actress Sharon Stone has reflected on her famous scene in Basic Instinct, the 1992 neo-noir erotic thriller movie.
In 1992, the Total Recall actress gained international recognition for her role as Catherine Tramell in the neo-noir erotic thriller Basic Instinct. This movie co-starred Michael Douglas and was directed by Paul Verhoeven. Stone recently spoke to Who’s Talking to Chris Wallace? On Max and CNN about one of the most iconic scenes in the film.
“When I was breaking down the script, I thought the thing about Catherine Tremmell, is that she speaks man,” Stone recalls. “And because she speaks man, it’s so confounding to the men in the room. Because she speaks back to them in the exact same way they speak to her, which is a showstopper.” “I think it was absolutely not only right for the character, but it was systematically correct for that period in time. We were very challenged with the AIDS controversy…that film got a triple X on its first…review with the review board. Now, you see so little of anything in this film, actually. And now we see men with full frontal nudity on television. But still, we look at that film as such a scandalous, controversial moment in filmmaking.
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