Sharon Stone has recently revealed the identities of the producer and actor who allegedly pressured her to have sex with her co-star in order to improve their on-screen chemistry. The actress claimed that Robert Evans, the former head of Paramount Pictures, urged her to sleep with Billy Baldwin while filming the 1993 thriller "Sliver." Stone stated that Evans believed that if she slept with Baldwin, it would improve his performance in the film and "save the movie." She described how Evans called her into his office and tried to convince her to engage in a sexual relationship with Baldwin, claiming that she was the "real problem" with the movie due to her reluctance to comply.

In her 2021 memoir, "The Beauty of Living Twice," Stone had previously mentioned the incident without naming names. However, she has now publicly identified Evans and Baldwin as the individuals involved. Baldwin, now 61, received mixed reviews for his performance in "Sliver," earning both an MTV Movie Award and a Golden Raspberry Award nomination. Stone, on the other hand, went on to receive an Oscar nomination for Best Actress in 1996 for her role in "Casino."

Following Stone's revelations, Billy Baldwin took to social media to express his anger, questioning why she was bringing up the incident years later. He insinuated that Stone may still have feelings for him or may be upset because he rejected her advances. Chynna Phillips, Baldwin's wife, shared a cryptic message on Instagram about perspectives in response to the situation.

The controversy surrounding the filming of “Sliver” has shed light on the challenges and pressures faced by actors in Hollywood, as well as the power dynamics that can exist on set. Stone's bravery in speaking out about her experience serves as a reminder of the importance of standing up against exploitation and harassment in the entertainment industry.