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Sharon Stone says she wasn’t consulted on release of triple-X rated version of ‘Basic Instinct’

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Sharon Stones says no one asked her how she felt on the release of triple-X version of 'Basic Instinct'. Photo: TNS

Would it have been too much to ask?

Basic Instinct actress Sharon Stone revealed recently that she was not consulted over the 30th-anniversary release of a triple-X rated version of the iconic film that shot her to stardom in 1994.

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