William Baldwin slams Sharon Stone saying she was told by producer to sleep with him: 'I have so much dirt on her'
William Baldwin has responded to Sharon Stone's allegations regarding film producer Robert Evans pressuring her to engage in sexual relations with him during the filming of the 1993 movie "Sliver."
Stone criticized Baldwin's acting abilities on "The Louis Theroux" podcast, asserting that Evans wanted her to have a sexual relationship with Baldwin off-set to enhance their on-screen chemistry. Stone claimed Evans believed this would lead to more powerful scenes than Baldwin could deliver independently.
In retaliation, Baldwin took to Twitter on Tuesday, questioning Stone's motives and suggesting that she may still harbor feelings for him or feel resentful due to his rejection of her advances.
Baldwin implied that Stone confided in her friend about her interest in him, insinuating that she had ulterior motives during their interactions.
He hinted at possessing more information about Stone's behavior behind the scenes and hinted at revealing further details, issuing a veiled threat.
During Stone's interview, she contrasted her experience working with Michael Douglas in "Basic Instinct," where she created chemistry without engaging in sexual relations, with her experience with Baldwin, suggesting that he didn't bring the same level of intensity to their scenes.
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