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Sharon Stone s Life in Pictures
AARP' s Lifetime Achievement Award winner looks back at her life and celebrated career
Sharon Stone Through the Years
Sharon Stone, who will receive AARP The Magazine’s Lifetime Achievement honor at the Movies for Grownups Awards Gala on Feb. 6, comes from strong stuff. Growing up in Meadville, Pa., she was a bright and creative child who was part of a big family and close to her parents, Joseph and Dorothy. Modeling was her ticket to a bigger life; it eventually led to world travel, acting and her work in Hollywood. Here we celebrate her life and career in photos and we asked Stone to write the captions. She happily complied. Sharon As a Toddler
Sharon Stone at home at an early age [pointing to a calendar model]: “Clearly, this was a life choice.” The right photo captures her in in Meadville, Pa. with a passel of puppies and her four siblings. Making Inroads with Horror Films
In Deadly Blessing, 1981: “It's a horror movie, a Wes Craven film from the nascent moments of my career. Not one of us knew anything about anything, except Ernest Borgnine.” Classic Sci-Fi Moments
In Total Recall, 1990, with tough guy Arnold Schwarzenegger. “I kicked the crap out of him. That's all I'm saying here.” Basic Instinct The Film that Made Stone a Star
“This particular photo was taken the day of the nightclub scene. It was fun and sexy. Doing this movie was, of course, a highlight of my career. Working with Michael is amazing. He is so talented and strong, his choices are daring and he is a powerful presence every second. I've always tried to be like Michael, taking my career seriously as an actor and respecting the possibilities it has provided for me as a voice in the world.” Oscar-Nomination Worthy Performance in 1995 s Casino
“This shot is from the intro scene of my character, Ginger. Marty (Scorcese) and I had talked about how much we both loved intro shots from old films. We had talked about our favorite intro moments for women in films over the years. So when I walked in I was thinking of one of mine which was Rita Hayworth in Gilda and the way she threw back her head and said, ‘Sure, I'm decent.’ I wanted to carry that kind of feline cool, wit and charm as I knew this was the moment when Bob would see me in the film for the first time and I wanted to be fabulous for him — for Robert DeNiro, the actor I had always dreamed to work with, and for Bob, the man who was so sexy and cool.” AARP Offer Live life to the fullest with a lot of fun
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“OMG. I was nominated for the Oscar for Casino and Quincy Jones (who was producing the Oscars and is a dear friend) and I were presenting two Oscars. I always give the winner his ballot that says that he won. This time I also accidentally and unknowingly gave the first winner the second unannounced ballot. I looked at Quincy and neither of us had the ballot or knew where it was. He ran in the back to Price Waterhouse to find out if they could look in the computer and I told a joke to the audience. This moment is when he came back out and we — relieved — told the audience who won and got a big laugh and it was actually pretty funny and one of those crazy live television moments. And I thought I was nervous about the Oscar. After that, it was all easy.” Date Night at the Oscars in 1998
“Going to the Oscars with Phil Bronstein, my new husband. Wearing his shirt. Having a husband. My really good friend Vera Wang made my beautiful lavender skirt. It was all pretty fabulous actually.” Dressed-Down Chic
“This is just the way regular life looks when traveling abroad. This is a photo outside of my apartment at the hotel (in Paris) I have stayed at for 20 years. My bodyguard is pictured in the front right, and her staff on the left.” Sharon With Her Parents
“As you can see we had a lot of laughs together. They loved each other immeasurably. They were married for 60 years when we lost Dad two years ago. There is no way to express the loss we all feel without him, but the gifts that he gave to each member of our family live on in the best of who we are.” Mommy-Moments in the Park
“I am having a mommy time — out to the park with two of my three kids, Laird and Quinn, now 5 and 6. Being a mom, and a single mom, is a joy, a challenge and a blessing.” Humanitarian Work in Uganda
"This photo is from my trip to Uganda, where I learned exactly how clean-water wells would go in, work and provide long-term service to communities. This is the first time this child ever had clean water in his life. Clean water stops the spread of cholera, stops mother-to-child transmission of AIDS by allowing a mother to feed her child powdered milk with clean water once that child has been born AIDS free through the use of a new drug called navirapine. Clean water aids in healthy births and stops many other illnesses. Clean water is now one of the most pressing issues on our planet. I am working with Drop In the Bucket (who put clean-water wells in African nations) by providing funds through a line of diamond jewelry I designed with Damiani jewelry.” Even The Paparazzi Wears Black Tie
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