Sharon Stone Net Worth

Sharon Stone is a renowned American actress, former fashion model, and producer, widely recognized for her captivating portrayals in notable movies such as ‘Basic Instinct,’ ‘Casino,’ ‘The Mighty,’ and ‘The Muse.’ Her talent has earned her the prestigious ‘Golden Globe award, and she has shared the screen with numerous leading actors in Hollywood. Throughout her career, she was highly sought after and established herself as one of the industry’s most in-demand actresses.

Originally from a working-class background, Stone ventured into the world of beauty pageants in Pennsylvania before leaving her hometown and pursuing her childhood aspiration of emulating Marilyn Monroe in New Jersey. Subsequently, she signed with the renowned ‘Ford Modeling Agency’ in New York, but her ambitions surpassed the realm of modeling.

At the age of twenty-two, she embarked on her film journey with a minor role in Woody Allen’s ‘Stardust Memories,’ overcoming initial challenges and gaining widespread acclaim for her outstanding performance in ‘Basic Instinct.’ This propelled her to become one of the adored icons in the entertainment field. Besides her film accomplishments, Stone made notable appearances in television series like ‘War and Remembrance’ and ‘If These Walls Could Talk 2,’ as well as guest roles in ‘The Practice’ and ‘Law & Order: Special Victims Unit.’

Quick Facts

Birth name: Sharon Vonne Stone

Born: March 10, 1958. Meadville, Pennsylvania, USA

Age: 65 years

Gender: Female

Height: 1.74 m

Father: Joseph William Stone II

Mother: Dorothy Lawson

Spouse/Ex-: Michael Greenburg (M. 1984–1987), Phil Bronstein (M. 1998–2004)

Siblings: Kelly Stone, Mike Stone, Patrick Stone

Children: Laird Vonne Stone, Quinn Kelly Stone, Roan Joseph Bronstein

Sharon Stone Net Worth

USD $60 Million Approx

Childhood & Early Life

Sharon Vonne Stone was born on March 10, 1958, in Meadville, Pennsylvania, to Joseph William Stone II and Dorothy. Her father worked in the tool and die manufacturing industry, while her mother was a housewife and accountant. She has two brothers and a sister.

In 1975, she graduated from Saegertown High School in Saegertown, Pennsylvania. She also took part in the Miss Pennsylvania beauty pageant and emerged as the winner of the Miss Crawford County title.

In 1977, she relocated to New Jersey with the intention of pursuing a modeling career. Afterwards, she joined the ‘Ford Modeling Agency’ based in New York.

Career

In 1980, she made an appearance as an extra in Woody Allen’s film “Stardust Memories,” which garnered negative reviews. The film failed to impress even Woody Allen’s fans.

In 1981, she portrayed the character ‘Lana Marcus’ in the horror film “Deadly Blessing,” directed by Wes Craven. The film did not receive favorable reviews from critics.

In 1984, she appeared in the American TV series “The New Mike Hammer,” a mystery-drama. The series received low ratings.

In September 1984, she took on the role of ‘Blake Chandler’ in the comedy-drama film “Irreconcilable Differences,” directed by Charles Shyer. The film received ‘Golden Globe’ nominations.

In 1988, she starred in the action film “Above the Law,” directed by Andrew Davis. The movie, filmed primarily in Chicago, generally received positive reviews.

In 1989, she featured in the drama film “Beyond the Stars,” directed by David Saperstein. The film centers around a teenage boy whose father is a computer scientist.

She acted alongside Arnold Schwarzenegger in the successful science fiction film ‘Total Recall,’ which won an ‘Academy’ award in 1990.

In 1992, she appeared in the thrilling movie ‘Basic Instinct,’ directed by Paul Verhoeven, portraying the character ‘Catherine Tramell,’ a crime novelist accused of being a serial killer. The film achieved great popularity.

Golden Globe

She portrayed ‘Ginger McKenna’ in Martin Scorsese’s crime-drama film ‘Casino,’ which received an ‘Academy’ award nomination and won a ‘Golden Globe’ award in 1995.

In 1999, she received a ‘Golden Globe’ nomination for portraying ‘Sarah Little’ in the comedy film ‘The Muse,’ directed by Albert Brooks. However, the movie did not perform well at the box office.

In 2000, she starred in the TV film ‘If These Walls Could Talk 2,’ which won an ‘Emmy’ award and aired on HBO. This film revolves around the lives of lesbian couples.

In 2003, she appeared in the television drama ‘The Practice,’ another ‘Emmy’ award-winning show created by David E. Kelley. The series focuses on a law firm.

In 2005, she played ‘Dr. Georgia Keller’ in the sitcom ‘Will & Grace.’ The series centers around the relationship between the characters ‘William Truman’ and ‘Grace Adler.’

In 2006, she reprised her role as ‘Catherine Tramell’ in the film ‘Basic Instinct 2,’ which served as a sequel to the 1992 film ‘Basic Instinct.’ The film received negative reviews from critics.

In 2009, she portrayed ‘Nina Ferraro’ in the action-drama movie ‘Streets of Blood,’ directed by Charles Winkler. This film was based on a story by Hess and Dennis Fanning.

During 2010, she appeared as ‘Jo Marlowe’ in four episodes of the crime drama series ‘Law & Order: Special Victims Unit.’ The series was set in New York City and its surroundings.

Lovelace

In January 2013, she took on the role of ‘Dorothy Boreman’ in the biographical film ‘Lovelace,’ which depicted the life of Linda Susan Boreman, also known as Linda Lovelace.

Later in 2013, she co-starred with Woody Allen and Sofía Vergara in the comedy movie ‘Fading Gigolo.’ Three years after that, she joined the ensemble cast of the independent drama film ‘Mothers and Daughters.’

In the 2017 romantic comedy film ‘All I Wish,’ directed by Susan Walter, she played a prominent role. Additionally, she appeared in ‘Running Wild’ and ‘The Disaster Artist’ the same year.

In the 2019 biographical comedy film ‘The Laundromat,’ she acted alongside industry veterans Meryl Streep and Gary Oldman. Throughout her career, she has also had recurring roles in TV series such as ‘Agent X,’ ‘Mosaic,’ and ‘Better Things.’

Sharon Stone Personal Life & Legacy

In 1984, she wed Michael Greenburg, a TV producer, but their marriage dissolved in 1990.

Three years later, she entered a romantic relationship with William J. MacDonald, a writer and producer. Although the couple became engaged, their engagement was terminated in 1994.

In 1998, Sharon wedded journalist and editor Phil Bronstein. The couple adopted a son called Roan Joseph Bronstein. Sharon and Phil ended their marriage in 2004. She also has two other adopted children, Laird Vonne Stone and Quinn Kelly Stone.

Sharon Stone Major Works

In 1992, she appeared in the movie ‘Basic Instinct,’ which achieved great commercial success during the decade, amassing a staggering $352 million worldwide.

She also featured in the film ‘Casino,’ which garnered $116.11 million at the box office and was recognized by the American Film Institute as one of the ‘top ten gangster films.’

Awards & Achievements

In 1996, she achieved the esteemed ‘Golden Globe Award’ for her outstanding performance as an actress in the dramatic motion picture ‘Casino.’

Sharon Stone Movies

1. Casino (1995)   (Drama, Crime)	6. The Mighty (1998)   (Comedy, Drama)
2. Basic Instinct (1992)   (Thriller, Drama, Mystery)	7. Broken Flowers (2005)   (Drama, Comedy, Romance, Mystery)
3. Total Recall (1990)   (Action, Sci-Fi, Thriller)	8. The Disaster Artist (2017)   (Drama, Biography, Comedy)
4. Les uns et les autres (1981)   (Music, Drama)	9. The Quick and the Dead (1995)   (Thriller, Action, Western, Romance)
5. Stardust Memories (1980)   (Drama, Comedy)	10. Bobby (2006)   (History, Drama, Biography)

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