In black and white, silent and for a few seconds: Sharon Stone’s first role was in front of the famous director’s camera and you may not know it!

We’re no longer featuring Sharon Stone, the iconic Seventh Art actress who rose to international stardom with roles in Basic Instinct and Casino. But do you know the beginning of the American actress? While you probably know that he got his first big break with the adventure films Allan Quatermain opposite Richard Chamberlain, you may not know that his first screen appearance was in front of the camera.. Woody Allen!

Sharon Stone (who had an incident on television in 1992) first appeared on screen in the 1980 feature film Stardust Memories. Woody Allen’s black-and-white dramatic comedy in which the young actor only appears for a few seconds, but a few surprising ones.

The feature film Stardust Memories tells the story of filmmaker Sandy Bates, who is going through an existential crisis. He can no longer tolerate the demands of his fans and the questions of the New York intelligentsia. His trip to the festival organized in his honor allows him to evaluate his work and life.

“Marilyn Monroe” kiss

Discovery Sharon Stone In Stardust Memories, you won’t have to wait long. The actor shines in the introductory scene of the film when he plays the hero Woody Allen He goes by train to the festival dedicated to him. He plays a young woman who catches his eye through the shuttered windows and kisses him Marilyn Monroe-style. A moment full of grace.

You can watch Sharon Stone’s appearance on “Stardust Memories” below at 1 minute and 10 seconds (it’s recommended to watch the entire clip):

More than forty years have passed, what memories Sharon Stone Does she remember him from that shoot? “My experience Woody Allen Everyone was great, he was very professional with me”He said in 2021 The Michelle Collins Show on SiriusXM RadioHe also starred alongside the New York-based director in Apprenti Gigolo and the animated film Ant. “He was incredibly encouraging when I was a young woman. I was 19 years old when I started working with him.”

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