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Sharon Stone
American actress (born 1958)
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Wikidata (Q62975) ↗
Details
Instance of
human
Born
10 March 1958
Place of birth
Meadville
Sex or gender
female
Given name
Sharon
Family name
Stone
Spouse
Phil Bronstein
,
Michael Greenburg
Occupation
film actor
,
voice actor
,
television actor
,
actor
,
model
,
film producer
Citizenship
United States
Religion
Buddhism
Awards
Officer of Arts and Letters
,
Golden Globe Award for Best Actress – Motion Picture Drama
,
Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Actress
,
Humanitarian of the Year
,
Crystal Award
,
Lucy Award
,
Chevalier des Arts et des Lettres
,
Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Guest Actress in a Drama Series
,
star on Hollywood Walk of Fame
,
Commandeur des Arts et des Lettres
,
BBC 100 Women
,
Gold medal of Merit Croce Rossa Italiana
birth name
Sharon Yvonne Stone
described by source
Babepedia
educated at
PennWest Edinboro
eye color
blue
filmography
Sharon Stone filmography
hair color
blond hair
height
1.74 m
languages spoken, written or signed
English
member of
SAG-AFTRA
member of political party
Democratic Party
name in native language
Sharon Stone
nominated for
Academy Award for Best Actress
,
Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Actress
notable role
Catherine Tramell
notable work
Basic Instinct
number of children
3
residence
West Hollywood
sexual orientation
heterosexuality
social media followers
200913
, 174597
, 224541
start of work period
1980
topic's main category
Category:Sharon Stone
work location
United States
Connected on Wikidata
Author of
The Beauty of Living Twice
Composer of
Parting Glances
Subject of
Sharon Stone filmography
Spouse of
Phil Bronstein
Michael Greenburg
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