Sharon Stone | Full Episode | Fly on the Wall with Dana Carvey and David Spade
2024 ж. 19 Нау.
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Working with De Niro and Pesci, an SNL monologue fight, and almost doing a different Barbie with Sharon Stone.
On Audacy’s Fly on the Wall, Saturday Night Live stars Dana Carvey and David Spade take listeners behind the scenes and reminisce about their favorite SNL moments, memories, and sketches with special guests.
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Casino, Total Recall, Basic Instinct, Quick and the dead are some of my favorites. Always liked Sharon. I've always felt like Sharon was one of those Lauren Bacall-esque classic golden age of film actors transported into the modern era. She has that kind of gravitas.
What an awesome guest! Sharon Stone has had such an interesting career. I can't wait to read her autobiography now! You guys did an amazing job interviewing her. What a classy lady and a true pioneer!!❤
You guys never fail to surprise me with your guests. Can't wait to listen.
*"Shaleef Labeef."* Haha! I came back to this episode just to hear that again. One of the funniest things ever.
Sh WING !!! LOL
Yep. "Shaaaaa wing."
Good reference 😊
Surprised how much I enjoyed listening to Sharon Stone especially when she talked about working on Casino. Now I need to go watch Basic Instinct for the 1st time in 20 years.
Love the Quick & The Dead! Forgot all about that one! Classic! Sharon Stone, Gene Hackman, Leonardo Decaprio, Russell Crowe, & & & , going to rewatch it now!
Love you guys, nice surprise having Sharon stone❤
Love this interview! Love Sharon!
I could listen to her for hours. ❤️❤️
Listening now, thanks for the upload on this!
After listening, big thumbs up all the way around. Sharon Stone, the ultimate actress -- and her voice is amazing too ! She should be doing voiceovers and voice acting now for sure no doubt about it !!!!!!! Between her life experience, her voice, and of course her looks.. man she's still got it !
What a classy lady! Gosh, I wish this was Superfly so we could see all of you!
Ya, you'd like to see Sharon like I would still. 😂 That woman will be beautiful till she dies because it comes from the inside and she has it.
"Classy?" I like her insights, and I like that she doesn't resent masculinity. But, I don't know what finishing school shapes a lady with that kind of mouth.
Love this episode. I’m a huge fan of both of you. I don’t think you should ever need to apologize for your comedy. You are both hilarious! People need to stop taking things so seriously.
I think Dana meant that facetiously. I.e., I'm sorry we made you take your clothes off. He was just making conversation. He wasn't issuing a formal apology, no matter what the media decided to run with in their headlines.
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@@jedijonesI disagree it was anyway facetious. He seemed serious about feeling uncomfortable with his former sketches. Which is fine if thats how he feels, but it was a completely different time when people didn't take themselves so seriously. So I personally feel the apologies arent warranted. I wish he'd just let them live as a product of their time. All comedy was more vulgar and offensive back then. He didn't do anything out of the ordinary. And frankly the over sensitivity we see now is exactly why mainstream comedy is dead.
Hear! Hear!
When she said that other actresses had been offered the Basic Instincts role I instantly thought Michelle Phifer.
Excellent interview!
Great interview. Luved it
Just went and watched the sketch and it is pretty funny, made me laugh!!
YEAH ! You guys are AWEsome ! Funny ha ha . Brilliant - Sharon Stone , amazing Thank you
Excellent conversation!
Sharon was absolutely lovely. She is so intelligent, classy, & humble for such a mega star! She was very entertaining, too!
I like her insights, and that she doesn't resent masculinity, and the other things you mentioned. But, "classy?" What kind of finishing school shapes a lady with that kind of mouth?
Still love Sharon. 💗
She was great in the two part Magnum PI episode "Echos of the mind" back in 1984.
Great convo!! So hoping we see the treasure, Sharon Stone, doing some more movies/streaming shows soon!!
Wonderful interview
Sharon Stone sounds like a sweetheart, she 's awesome!
Dana Carvey’s mom was my preschool teacher at the Carey school in San Mateo CA.. nicest lady I’ve ever met
Barry Bonds was there too
So weird hearing her praise Verhoeven after hearing that she was tricked into not wearing panties for the Basic Instinct scene where her character's being interrogated by him. Later, she lost custody of her son & the judge had cited that movie as why, even telling her son "your mom makes dirty movies". So hearing that she's somehow managed to forgive Verhoeven after such a thing is saint-worthy.
Sharon dropped a lot of wisdom this episode!
What a gal. I have a lot of respect for Sharon Stone-- intelligent, talented, good-hearted, and at 66 still sexy as hell! ❤ PS-- I agree with you, Sharon: "It's nice to see that we're all surviving together." So true, on many levels.
Great episode D and D. Sharon was a fantastic guest and very generous and intelligent.
Really enjoyed this…thanks !
How is Sharon’s monologue story not a part SNL lore?!
Because it’s BS. There were a few protestors in the back who yelled during her dress monologue and they were escorted out. Lasted about 5 seconds. Sharon Stone is a known fabulist who makes up and embellishes stories
"there's nothing like a human sheild" 😮😂😢
Love her!
wow you guys landed sharon stone to interview, she was such a sex goddess when we were young, but then she had an ability to be amazingly diverse in other roles from an everyday female to a queen (its very rare for a women to be that versatile in acting) . I mean to start as a sex goddess though.... that's gotta be one hell of a trip. you guys asked some really hard questions from a guys perspective I hope you guys still have your balls connected lol. One of the better interviews and deep as well I like that, not always about the jokes, very authentic.
Remembering Norm!!! Please make this happen!!!
Excellent lay it all out responses. I second Dana’s observation.
The intros on this podcast are always especially hilarious.
Another episode! Yay!!!! Love you guys!!!
Listen to your podcasts while I walk every morning! ❤
That was great!
Brilliant Actress!
Sharron stone intelligent survivor of showbiz ❤🎉😊
That sketch (Airport Security) was so tame, and she was on SNL to promote Basic Instinct, wherein she did her legendary leg cross. So let's be serious, Sharon liked showing off.
There’s a reason why actors and directors like Brad Pitt, Tom Hardy, Vanessa Kirby, Robert Redford, etc. have all high praises for Shia. He keeps doing cancelable stuff, and he’s still getting work from big names like Francis Ford Coppola with Megalopolis, Abel Ferrera in Padre Pio, and he has a couple more roles lined up. Yeah, that’s also Hollywood just not caring enough lol, but yeah, Shia has a lot of respect from a lot of big names.
Best thing to wake up to! I hope it never ends. Time to go bake the donuts
Interesting insight into Shia LaBeouf. "I think that his intelligence is probably a bit high for our occupation." I also probably overlooked him after he did the Transformers movies as a slightly annoying smartass kid who fell into superstardom, then went off the rails.
yes, his seminal 'He will not divide us' endeavor was off-the-scale genius and helped to change the world 😁
@catspaw3815 I hope you're joking...cause that was about as dumb as it got. A low point for him, I thought.
@@p42uynot59 yes, that was a joke. that was a low point not only for him, but for humanity. he's a complete idiot. I understand that Sharon has to be nice, but her comment that he's maybe too smart for The Biz is a bit much
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She has a very high IQ. Which is obvious when you listen to how articulate she is.
Did I miss the Mensa conversation?! David?! Ahahaha
I enjoy everything you guys do 💗 keep up the good work ❤ Can't you just get 2 go pros one on each of y'all's for the KZhead podcast, much more fun when we can see y'all's Please ("begging"), far more funny when we can see y'all's expression.🙈🙉🙊
one of the most beautiful women on the planet....no video tho....that's crazy
Bros , you guys are geniuses !
Stone cold fox.
Sharon can get it 😅
As far as kicking the shit out a role,...Pacino/ Scarface, ledger/ Batman returns....and Sharon Stone/ Casino. Three of the best performances I can think of, off the top of my head....maybe Bale in the fighter as an honorable mention.
No RACK EM for this episode fell asleep
Barbie talk starts at 35:43
Recently all the clues aligned. My father was not some Indiana Hick but the son of a Powerful Chicago Gangster. If my Grandfather had not died I would have been so spoiled and I would have been Sharon's character in Casino.
Dana has nothing to apologize for. Sharon is someone who played the game with zeal and has found a new lane in her old irrelevant age.
The SNL rerun of her episode does not actually use the full scene from the live broadcast. I've seen the original copy from a VHS recording as well as the rerun episode. The rerun episode splices together the beginning of the dress rehearsal version of the sketch onto the end of the live version, in order to get rid of the disruption and noise from the protestors.
Sharon was initially set to be Mike Myers’ love interest in SO, I MARRIED AN AXE MURDERER. But she wanted to play dual roles like Myers.
One of you should ask Tim Meadows and Will Ferrell if they were the voices for the actors in the fake porno in the movie theater scene in Dirty Work.
Good house cleaning content. 😊
lol.. Starting at 47:15..... Sharon turns the guys into drooling schoolboys from here on just for fun. I had to rebuke my own self afterward.
I love this sketch! Everyone is too sensitive now. Sharon Stone was a sex symbol back then, and she signed off on this. It's humor
Striking woman. And cool as hell
classic beauty. have to say though.. if youve watched casino as many times as i have.. you kinda start to hate her in that role. guess she did her job.
no he did not slap the Sheriff he slap the rich southern dude
gee, thats a funny lookin adc
OmG!
Correction - Monologue with Sharon being shouted from crowd is not on youtube - on youtube is aired version. Morons start shouting right before cut to Chris Farley face
See if she'll do superfly and do a Basic Instinct interrogation re-enactment with you guys.....but instead of acting nervous you guys just start doing cartoon slapstick sounds while your eyes bulge out of your heads lol Awooooogggaaaaa
She has talked about working with Robert De Niro for 50 times over and over and over.
Ngl, i feel like her microphone was turned up just a little bit more than the boys, possible sound issue? 🤷♂️
When I recall Basic Instinct, I immediately think of Sharon Stone, not Michael Douglas. She MADE the movie a success. No offense Mike. It intrigues me on how comfortable males are in holding down and practically suffocating women in Hollywood let alone society. They never fathom the reality that if they live long enough, there will come a time when their spotlight will only flicker, and how they respected others in their youth becomes their own reality of existence.
I'll still insist Dana had nothing to apologize for with that airport sketch. I think Stone has kind of a like, whatever attitude about, especially compared to what she did in Basic Instinct. Didn't realize she had those crazy protestors at SNL. Well those are the people who make it hard for rhe gay community I imagine and it's ramped up even more unfortunately with some of the radicals in the LGBTQIA movement now. I mean she is a broad in an old school tradition. She was intelligent enough to realize sexuality was more part of the job back then. So funny to find out she was trying to get a Barbie movie off the ground in the 90s. I don't know if Margot Robbie could do anything close to Basic Instinct and even something like Sliver, today or even a Sydney Sweeney. Especially considering the current issues with the above mentioned community. Maybe from what I heard about Babylon if it were better and even more controversial, not to mention, more seen, Robbie might have not been on as a short of a list for the role as people thought. But Sharon Stone I think would have been a great Barbie and I'm pretty sure she was close to Robbie's age now in the mid 90s. But I'm sure back then Stone would not have pushed for a heavy feminist bent like today. It also probably would have been a hit but not the super hit it is. But who would have played Ken back then? I'd love to see Robbie do something like Quick & The Dead. It's nice after everything with that iconic scene from Basic Instinct to hear about her praise for Paul Verheoven. Even back in the 90s she very maturely and eloquently discussed how she would have approached directing an actor in that scene when asked in interviews. No lawsuits, no sexual harrasment or #MeToo and believe me if lesser known actors could make accusations after so many years about even more questionable incidents Sharon Stone could really have made life hell for Verhoeven if she tried about that scene.
Sharon Stone has stirred my loins since I first saw her so many years ago now 😜😍such a talent, a beautiful alluring Hollywood actress from the "old guard,". I'm a 65 yo expat in Thailand who loves the cinema, films, comedy, drama, all artists and artistic talent . Thank you Dana and David. Love the comedy you share here on FOTW Yea, new Superfly with video, Rockin and Rollin 😅🤪🥰🤗 bring on your older brother Dennis Miller to Superfly
++ Broken Flowers ++
35:10 it's so self centered and selfish how actors don't take any responsibility for their impact on culture and society. The profane language and violence has increased by 400% since the 1940s. Thanks Sharon
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Don't know why you apologised. You look silly for doing so! Especially after the woman in the scene was perfectly fine with it! What next, the director of basic instinct!? Where she opens her legs and crosses it!? You should have left it alone man! You don't seem genuine for doing that! There are some other things I'd like to call you for doing that but my comment will probably disappear!
Your comment means nothing his choice!
@@ykook7000 your closet misses you boy!
She sure likes to complain...
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Martin Mull is a better painter than all of the people they listed. It's sad how art is more about marketing and backwards rationalization.
I do not understand the appeal of the people they mentionec. One makes squares and colors them, the other makes ugly junior high pencil monster drawings and colors like a kindergartner. What do i know?
I couldn’t listen to this woman for longer than 5 minutes
Things were so great in 1992, what a dumpster fire it is today.
It was comedy for God's sake....people need to get a life and stop being offended by everything.
Listening to Dana apologize for every comedy sketch he did on SNL over 30 years ago gets tiresome.
Pre apologizing doesn't work when the piranha circ!e.
And Stone is kind of understandably trying to say that people really need to know the difference between harrasment and having harmless fun. Which is a very mature attitude I have to say. This climate of being apologetic and walking on eggshells constantly about the littlest thing is ridiculous and I think Stone realizes that but if she says how absurd it is she'll get crucified, it's disgusting.
He isn't sorry, and he shouldn't be sorry. It's a bit against woketards, fella.
Timestamp?
If feelings are hurt for art or a comedy bit, so be it. No time for 'maggots' with an 'f.' "It's comedy folks, somebody's gotta get hurt."
I do not understand Dana Carvey's sense of wrong when it comes to using women as a sexual object of degradation for White male comedic purposes. So he says, “The comedy we did in 1992 with Sharon Stone, we would be literally arrested now.” Is it wrong because it would be a crime or because it objectifies her. Furthermore, another apology should be added because the skit was not even close to being funny. So, calling it 'comedy' shows some misappropriate sense of pride on top of being a severe abuse of language. That's not comedy.
Eww. No. Lmfao. “Who haven’t you worked with”. Why is she competing with the men. She doesn’t have to.
Art class in school never gave me enough time to complete my art. I would of learned more at home these days especially. High school was four years of wasted of time. Just judgement and aggression by teachers and students. Boring.
Leonardo won me over with his brilliant performance 🎭 as Arnie in Gilbert Grape 🍇- I felt the star power in HIM. He outshined the likes of Johnny Depp and Juliet Lewis and keeps growing 😏🤫🥰😎
Leonardo outshined Dinero in A Boy’s Life 😏🤫🥰😎
I suspect a lot of Dinero’s acting 🎭 is his real personality 😏🤫🥰😎
Bob Wagner as in Robert Wagner from Heart to Heart 😱😳🙄🥵 😏🤫🥰😎
James Woods, Joe Pesci 😏😘🤫🥰😎
Yes, we need to celebrate masculinity again- “there’s too much confusion, I can’t get no relief “ 😏🤫🥰😎
Beauty, Brains, Creative I like the movies she’s in. I suspect she’s MAGA 😏🤫🥰😎
I've never wanted to be famous (value my privacy too much), but this interview definitely makes me think it would be horrific.