In a new interview with The New York Times, Sharon Stone told about their autobiography The Beauty of Living Twice, which will be released on March 30. According to the actress, she revealed a lot of outstanding details from life, including sexual violence from the grandfather, which Sharon and her sister Kelly survived in youth.
According to Stone, she and Kelly together decided to tell this story, and then shared the idea with Mom. But Mom skeptically reacted to the idea of Sharon and Kelly and did not want to raise this topic. After some time, Kelly still managed to convince the mother.
"When I finished the book, I read her mom for three days. I then had flu, I lay in bed. And once my mother faced me. We took place a two-hour conversation that I wrote. And in the end I had to rewrite a part of the book. Then I decided to devote the book of my mother, "Sharon shared.
Discussing his book with People, Stone noted that she appeared as a result of 10-year reflections, which led the actress to the conclusion: "When a woman turns 40, the men's white part of society devalues it."
Also in his biography, Sharon talks about humiliation from men-colleagues, about health problems, stroke, which almost took her life, career failures and other personal details.