Sharon Stone reveals identity of producer who allegedly pressured her to have sex with co-star Billy Baldwin

Sharon Stone has revealed the identity of the producer she claims pressured her to have sex with a co-star.

Stone had beforehand written concerning the incident in her 2021 memoir, “The Beauty of Living Twice,” however didn’t determine any people.

On “The Louis Theroux Podcast,” the 66-year-old mentioned explicitly that it was the late Robert Evans who advised her to “sleep with” Billy Baldwin for the sake of the movie.

Baldwin and Stone have been starring within the 1993 movie “Sliver” on the time, produced by Evans.

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Sharon Stone revealed the title of the producer she claims pressured her to sleep with a co-star, which she beforehand wrote about in her 2021 memoir. (Christopher Polk/Variety through Getty Images)

Stone defined she was sizzling off the success of “Basic Instinct,” and “they expected me to bring home another giant smash hit, and they gave me casting approval, and they gave me all these approvals, but then when it came time for me to do it, they told me it was a vanity deal and I couldn’t have my approvals.”

She continued, “Then they started to try to blame me for their mistakes, and they made terrible mistakes in the way that they hired directors and cast.”

According to Stone, Evans known as her to his workplace and made the bizarre request. 

Stone recalled, “He had those very low seventies, eighties couches, so I’m essentially sitting on the floor, when I should have been on set.

Stone said famed Hollywood producer Evans, left, told her she needed to sleep with Billy Baldwin, right, to improve their onscreen “chemistry.” (Getty Images)

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“And he is working round his workplace in sun shades explaining to me that he slept with Ava Gardner and I ought to sleep with Billy Baldwin, as a result of if I slept with Billy Baldwin, Billy Baldwin’s efficiency would get higher. And we would have liked Billy to get higher within the film as a result of that was the issue.” 

She continued, “And if I might sleep with Billy then we might have chemistry on display, and if I might simply have sex with him, then that will save the film, and the actual drawback within the film was me as a result of I used to be so uptight, and so not like an actual actress who might simply f— him and get issues again on monitor. The actual drawback was I used to be such a decent a–.”

She noted Evans didn’t listen to her casting suggestions for the film, which included her “Basic Instinct” co-star Michael Douglas, and was admittedly frustrated about going from working with Douglas to Baldwin, then a relative newcomer with only five previous credits to his name.

Stone admitted she wasn’t as excited to work with Baldwin, and had originally wanted her “Basic Instinct” co-star Michael Douglas to be in the film with her. (Cindy Ord/VF23/Getty Images for Vanity Fair)

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“I did not have to f— Michael Douglas. Michael might come to work and know the way to hit these marks, and do this line, and rehearse and present up. Now all of a sudden I’m within the ‘I have to f— people’ enterprise.”

Evans died in 2019, and representatives for Stone and Baldwin did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital’s request for comment.

Throughout her discussion of the incident on the podcast, Stone made mention of Evans eating and spilling “malted milk balls” in his workplace, matching up to the outline in her memoir.

Stone spoke about Evans having malted milk balls on hand, matching her description of the incident in her 2021 memoir. (Tibrina Hobson/Getty Images for The Elles Collective)

“I had a producer convey me to his workplace, the place he had malted milk balls in just a little milk-carton-type container beneath his arm with the spout open,” she wrote in 2021. “He walked backwards and forwards in his workplace with the balls falling out of the spout and rolling all around the wooden flooring as he defined to me why I ought to f— my costar in order that we might have onscreen chemistry.”

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Stone advised the producer, “It was my job to act, and I mentioned so.”