Sharon Stone recently shared on Instagram how she attempted to make a “Barbie” movie decades ago, revealing the brutal response studios had for her idea. Stone, who is known for her role in “Basic Instinct,” expressed her gratitude towards director Greta Gerwig for proving that women’s stories can achieve cinematic greatness and box-office success without diminishing the filmmaker’s abilities. Gerwig co-wrote the screenplay for the recent “Barbie” movie with partner Noah Baumbach, and Stone praised her for expanding her powers rather than diminishing them.
Stone’s attempt to make a “Barbie” movie came before the recent success of the film, which was preceded by several stunted attempts to bring the iconic doll to life on the big screen. Despite the challenges, Stone committed to sharing her story and supporting other women in the industry. Her message serves as a reminder of the importance of well-informed citizens in a vibrant democracy, and the role that journalism plays in maintaining a healthy democracy.
The “Basic Instinct” actor shared how she tried to make a “Barbie” movie decades ago while celebrating America Ferrara’s recent Critics Choice Award on Instagram Monday.
Citation: Sharon Stone Shares Brutal Response Studios Had For Her ‘Barbie’ Movie Idea | HuffPost Entertainment
