Sharon Stone in hospital bed and fans reaction + Biography & Personal Life
Sharon Stone in hospital bed and fans reaction + Biography & Personal Life شارون استون روی تخت بیمارستان + بیوگرافی و زندگی شخصی Sharon Stone snapped a selfie from her hospital bed and reminded her female followers to get screened for the disease. Sharon Stone had fans concerned when she shared a photo from a hospital bed on Tuesday, leaving them fearful the star was sick. Sharon Stone, 62, wore a mask in the selfie, which she shared on Instagram, and her followers immediately voiced their concerns. But Sharon was sharing the photo to raise awareness for a very good cause. "Getting my mammogram. Have you gotten yours?" she captioned the snapshot. She added: "An annual screening mammogram has decreased death rate boy breast cancer by 40%" Her fans breathed a sigh of relief but also thanked her for reminding them to have a breast cancer check. "Good luck, thank you and stay safe," wrote one, while another said: "I got a fright or a second. Thank god not COVID." Others insisted they would now be booking their appointments with their doctors. Sharon Stone - who suffered a stroke and cerebral hemorrhage in 2001 and spent years in recovery - opened up last year about that difficult time in her life. The star had fans worried She told Variety: "I had to remortgage my house. I lost everything I had. I lost my place in the business. I was like the hottest movie star, you know? It was like Miss Princess Diana and I were so famous - and she died and I had a stroke. And we were forgotten." Sharon bravely fought back and regained her career and her life. Sharon is fit and healthy She recently admitted she's "sick of dating" and is loving life as a singleton. Sharon Stone told The Sun: "I've had it with dating. I find people to be insincere and not worth my time. I enjoy my alone time and spending time with my kids and my friends more." Sharon Stone Biography Sharon Stone is an Oscar-nominated actress known for her roles in a variety of films, including Total Recall, Basic Instinct, Sliver, Casino and Lovelace. Synopsis Born on March 19, 1958, in Meadville, Pennsylvania, Sharon Stone worked as a model before launching into film, landing roles in features like Irreconcilable Differences and Total Recall. She created major buzz with her scintillating lead part in Basic Instinct, with later roles in Sliver, Gloria and If These Walls Could Talk 2. She was nominated for an Academy Award and won a Golden Globe for Casino. Early Career Sharon Yvonne Stone was born on March 10, 1958 in Meadville, Pennsylvania. The daughter of a factory worker, Stone won a scholarship to Edinboro University of Pennsylvania at age 15. At Edinboro she studied creative writing and fine arts. Upon graduation, the Miss Pennsylvania beauty pageant winner decided to pursue a modeling career in New York where she signed with the Ford agency. By the late 1970s, Stone was a highly sought-after model, appearing in both print and television ads nationwide. Sharon Stone decided to branch out into acting in the 1980s, making a number of television and movie appearance throughout the decade. She played the memorable role of Blake Chandler in the 1984 Golden Globe-nominated comedy, Irreconcilable Differences. She also earned laughs in the popular comedy film, Police Academy 4: Citizens on Patrol (1987). Breakthrough Role Her breakthrough film role came in 1990 with the Philip K. Dick action thriller, Total Recall. Sharon Stone played Lori, the gorgeous but deadly wife of Douglas Quaid (played by Arnold Schwarzenegger). The film did well with fans, grossing more than $100 million at U.S. box offices. In an effort to promote the film, Stone also appeared that year in a Playboy magazine spread. Her photo shoot earned her a spot on the magazine's "Top 25 Sexiest Stars of the Century" list. In 1992, Stone landed the unforgettable role of a bisexual murder suspect in the blockbuster film Basic Instinct. Sharon Stone sparked controversy for a particular scene in the film, which required her to cross and uncross her legs in a way which revealed she was not wearing underwear. While Stone initially claimed she was not aware of the level of nudity that would be revealed in the film, she later recanted. The film was a blockbuster hit, and earned Stone Golden Globe and Saturn award nominations for her performance. She also landed on People magazine's "50 Most Beautiful People" list shortly after the film's release. Career Highlights Subsequent films, including Sliver (1993) and The Specialist (1994), did not fare as well with critics or fans. The lull in her career led some to claim that her success had more to do with her simmering sexuality than her acting. But Sharon Stone proved the critics wrong in 1995 with Martin Scorsese's Casino. The film won Stone a Golden Globe as well as an Academy Award nomination, and put Stone back in the limelight. Following the win, she took on a number of dramatic roles including The Quick and the Dead (1995) and Last Dance (1996). She finished the decade with a number of uneven films, including Sphere in 1998 and Gloria in 1999, but received praise for her comedic performance in The Muse that same year. Personal Life In 2001, Sharon Stone encountered health problems after a severe headache turned into a brain hemorrhage. The actress recovered, and returned to the big screen in 2004 as the co-star of Catwoman with Benjamin Bratt and Halle Berry. In the last few years, Stone has appeared in several smaller independent films including Broken Flowers, starring Bill Murray, and Bobby, written by actor Emilio Estevez. Her most recent project, Streets of Blood, is set to premiere in 2009. Sharon Stone married producer Michael Greenburg in 1984. The couple divorced three years later. In 1998 she married again, this time to San Francisco Chronicle Executive Editor Phil Bronstein. The couple adopted a son, Roan Joseph, before their divorce in 2004. Since then, Stone adopted two more sons: Laird Vonne (2005) and Quinn Kelly (2006). Sources: https://www.hellomagazine.com/ https://www.biography.com
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