Sharon Stone on Marc Maron's Grief-Driven Performance in 'In Memoriam'
Originally published Jun 3, 2026
By Varietybrentlang · Variety
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Key points
- Sharon Stone collaborated with Marc Maron on 'In Memoriam,' a film inspired by his grief over Lynn Shelton's death.
- Maron expressed concerns about his ability to deliver a key emotional scene in the film.
- Stone supported Maron through the emotional challenges of the performance.
- Stone criticized the proposed reboot of 'Basic Instinct,' calling it a bad idea.
- She emphasized the importance of respecting original material in film reboots.
Sharon Stone discusses her collaboration with Marc Maron on the film 'In Memoriam,' which was inspired by Maron's grief over the death of his friend and collaborator, director Lynn Shelton. Maron, known primarily for his comedy and podcasting, voiced concerns about his ability to deliver a powerful emotional scene in the movie. Stone supported him through the process, helping him navigate the challenges of portraying deep sorrow. The film reflects Maron's personal journey and the impact Shelton had on his life and career.
Stone also touches on her thoughts about the proposed reboot of Joe Eszterhas's 'Basic Instinct,' calling it a misguided idea. She highlights the importance of respecting the original material and the risks of attempting to revitalize a film without a clear vision or purpose. Her comments underscore the value of thoughtful storytelling over mere nostalgia-driven reboots.
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