Sharon Stone says HBO's Euphoria should be shown in every high school and that all parents should be required to watch the controversial series.
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"Sharon Stone said that HBO's controversial show"Euphoria" should be shown in America’s high schools and that parents"should have to see it. " During a conversation with Keke Palmer for Variety's"Actors on Actors" series, the 68-year-old actress, who joined the cast of"Euphoria" for its recently concluded third and final season, heaped praise on the show, which has drawn criticism for itsconfronting the challenges of adolescence, but by the third season, the story jumped forward several years and follows them as young adults.
Stone noted the"Euphoria's" audience has watched the characters grow up and confront the increasingly serious consequences of their actions. She explained that she related to the show's portrayals of"We’ve met these kids," Stone said.
"We’ve seen them turn into young adults. We’ve seen them turn into full-on drug dealers. And I’ve gone through it in my family.
"Stone recalled her brother Michael Stone's involvement with the drug trade, which led to his incarceration at the maximum security prison Attica Correctional Facility inshared that she cried after watching the first episode of"Euphoria," saying that she believes it is an honest reflection of real issues that high school students face. "'Euphoria' is so relevant," she said. "I believe it should be shown in every high school, and I think all the parents should have to see it.
As a mom, I love it.
" "Well, what I love is it gives you the opportunity to have conversations," Palmer, 32, said. "I think sometimes people stop at the surface of 'No, it's too much sex. It's too much sex, it's too much sex.
' That's the point. "As a mother of three, Stone said the show shines a light on issues many parents would rather not acknowledge. "'My kid wouldn’t do that. ' It’s like, really?
Do you know? And does your kid tell you who is like that that's next to them?
" she asked. "Because it's who's next to you too that matters. " Stone, who is a mother of three, said she believes the show reflects the realities that high school students often face.and stars have repeatedly cautioned that the series, which is rated TV-MA, should not be watched by younger audiences due to explicit themes and graphic content.
Zendaya, 29, who starred"Or if you’re going to watch it anyway, and you have a feeling your kid is going to watch it anyway, then it might be good to have a conversation with them," Levinson said.
"I think the important thing to acknowledge is the show is about teenagers and not necessary for teenagers, which I think people can misinterpret," she said. "It’s very important to us that the only teenagers watching it are 18 and older, with parental guidance if you’re any younger than that," Zendaya added. "That’s important to all of us, because this show is hard to watch sometimes. """I think it’s only shocking if it’s not your experience," she said.
"Just because it didn’t happen to you doesn’t mean it’s not happening every day, all the time, it’s just certain people will be able to understand it a little bit more than others. Someone’s going to connect to it and whoever needs to see it, will see it.
""This season, maybe even more so than the last, is deeply emotional and deals with subject matter that can be triggering and difficult to watch," she told her fans in an Instagram post. "Please only watch it if you feel comfortable," she said. "Take care of yourself and know that either way you are still loved and I can still feel your support. " Ashley Hume is an entertainment writer for Fox News Digital. Story tips can be sent to ashley.hume@fox.com and on Twitter: @ashleyhume
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