Sharon Stone says plastic surgeon gave her larger breast implants without her consent

[desertrunner]

If true, that is total BS and so unethical and medical malpractice.

https://www.foxnews.com/entertainmen...ithout-consent

Sharon Stone revealed that a plastic surgeon she went to ended up giving her larger breast implants than she originally consented to.

The 63-year-old "Basic Instinct" actress wrote about the experience in her new tell-all memoir "The Beauty of Living Twice."

Stone recalled how she underwent surgery in 2001 to remove "gigantic" benign tumors in her breasts but when she woke up, Stone said her implants were the wrong size.

In an interview with The Times she explained, "When I was unbandaged, I discovered that I had a full cup-size bigger breasts, ones that he said 'go better with your hip size.'"

"He had changed my body without my knowledge or consent," she said.

When she questioned the surgeon, Stone said he "thought that I would look better with bigger, 'better' boobs."

[gut]

It should be obvious that she is a crazy person.

[Texter]

She said she paid Leonardo Dicaprios salary for the quick and the dead which she produced and was pretty mediocre.

His salary was $150k.

[Walter Sobchak]

It should be obvious that she is a crazy person.

I'll never understand why Ace gave her the key to the safe deposit box either.

[desertrunner]

It should be obvious that she is a crazy person.

I'll never understand why Ace gave her the key to the safe deposit box either.

Ok, now this is something we can totally agree on and I will never get why he did either.

Also, the real life cop in the movie is an associate of mine and said she was a total bitch during filming...

[Dan Druff]

Hot early-30s Sharon Stone, filmed about 2 years before Basic Instinct was filmed, before anyone knew who she was:

[desertrunner]

Would of still shot her in the end.

[David USF]

Would of still shot her in the end.

"Consider that a divorce."

[Walter Sobchak]

I'll never understand why Ace gave her the key to the safe deposit box either.

Ok, now this is something we can totally agree on and I will never get why he did either.

Also, the real life cop in the movie is an associate of mine and said she was a total bitch during filming...

That's a real cop? Interesting.

[desertrunner]

That's a real cop? Interesting.

Even used his real name in the movie.

[desertrunner]

Would of still shot her in the end.

"Consider that a divorce."

I forgot about that scene, thx.

[Dan Druff]

Michael Ironside was great in those days. His Canadian accent would sometimes come through despite playing non-Canadian characters, but the dude made the perfect villain and anti-hero. Remember him in "V: The Final Battle" as Ham Tyler?

[desertrunner]

Everybody fights, no one quits...

[desertrunner]

[BCR]

Why wouldn’t she have sued him back then when he did it? Would have been a slam dunk. I’d guess there is more to the story.

[limitles]

The only reason he did it it was so wouldn’t pay that much attention to the pain ni her ass.

[desertrunner]

Why wouldn’t she have sued him back then when he did it? Would have been a slam dunk. I’d guess there is more to the story.

Sounds like she was trying to increase her marketability for acting.

I’m guessing a medical malpractice lawsuit wouldn’t have helped.

[BCR]

Why wouldn’t she have sued him back then when he did it? Would have been a slam dunk. I’d guess there is more to the story.

Sounds like she was trying to increase her marketability for acting.

I’m guessing a medical malpractice lawsuit wouldn’t have helped.

If she was trying to improve her marketability, then the idea he did it without her consent makes the whole premise of article her seeking attention and a waste. If the doctor made that decision unilaterally, without her consent, she owns his house and everything else.

[Sloppy Joe]

I'll never understand why Ace gave her the key to the safe deposit box either.

Ok, now this is something we can totally agree on and I will never get why he did either.

Also, the real life cop in the movie is an associate of mine and said she was a total bitch during filming...

Great point re: Ginger in Casino. Never understood why a diehard gambler would find it necessary to trust someone all the way they were in love with. If anything, the opposite.

I love Casino and actually prefer it to Goodfellas. But many actresses could have played Stone's role just as well, if not better.

[TheXFactor]