The "Basic Instinct" star and director offer different accounts of the erotic thriller's most famous sequence on its 30th ...

Sharon Stone said that a member of the Basic Instinct production told her to take her underwear off during the cross-legged scene under the pretense that her private area wouldn't be visible on film ...

Sharon Stone is not impressed with what she’s heard about the upcoming “anti-woke” version of her 1992 erotic thriller Basic ...

Sharon Stone thinks her 1992 cult classic “Basic Instinct” was an intriguing film, but isn’t quite sure it could be made in 2019. “I think ‘Basic Instinct’ was made at the exact right moment in ...

"What a ride that one was and a little controversy along the way," the actor wrote on Instagram alongside a set of photos and poster of the film Basic Instinct is 30! The thriller's stars Michael ...

Makuochi Echebiri is a News Writer for Collider. He has been interested in creative writing from as far back as high school, and he would consume pretty much anything that’s film or TV. However, his ...

One of the most memorable scenes in modern film was when Sharon Stone’s character uncrossed and then crossed her legs in Basic Instinct. Most viewers know the movie reference, as the scene’s been ...

It took quite some time to get a Basic Instinct sequel off the ground. The original film starring Stone and Michael Douglas hit theaters in 1992. Its successor arrived at theaters 14 years later in ...

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Sharon Stone got back into character for her new Vogue Portugal cover shoot. The 61-year-old actress recreated the most famous scene from her 1992 film “Basic Instinct,” striking a spread-leg pose for ...

Paul Verhoeven’s 1992 “Basic Instinct” may have had plot problems, but it didn’t skimp on style, and its star, Sharon Stone, carried the whole picture deftly, as if it were a book perched delicately ...