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Key pointsSharon Stone made a shady comment comparing Sydney Sweeney to her character from Euphoria. Stone also dissed tech moguls and politicians. The Casino actress shared her thoughts on becoming a director. Sharon Stone has some thoughts on Sydney Sweeney. The Casino actress shared a shady sentiment about her Euphoria costar in a new interview with Variety. "In Euphoria, I tried to get Sydney Sweeney's character to stop being a cam girl and to come and work for me on the series I was producing called L. A. Nights," Stone explained. "And she agreed to stop being a cam girl — which she didn't do. "Sydney Sweeney in Indio, Calif., on April 25, 2026Credit: Evan Schaben / Los Angeles Times via GettyStone then made a comment — maybe jokingly, maybe not — that linked Sweeney's real-life ventures to her character's exploits on the show. "As you can see from Sydney's new lingerie line, it didn't take," she said. Entertainment Weekly has reached out to representatives for Sweeney for comment. Stone was referring to Sweeney's new brand Syrn, which she launched in January with a buzzy ad that ended with the Housemaid star stringing a chain of interconnected bras from the Hollywood sign.