Sharon Stone reflected on her 1995 revisionist Western film 'The Quick and the Dead,' calling out director Sam Raimi for his lack of 'loyalty.'

Sharon Stone says she doesn't have a relationship with director Sam Raimi after working with him on 'The Quick and the Dead'

If one had to describe Sharon Stone’s working relationship with director Sam Raimi by a movie title, it would, ironically, be The Quick And The Dead. Stone hired Raimi onto Quick And The Dead after seeing Army Of Darkness,

The same year Stone turned in an Academy Award nominated performance in Scorsese's "Casino," she also produced and starred in "The Quick and the Dead," bringing in Raimi as director and boosting his career.

Then along comes Sharon Stone – and we’re talking 1990s Sharon Stone – who is such a fan of your oddball movies that she personally approves you as director for a western starring herself and Leonardo DiCaprio.

During a Q&A session at the Torino Film Festival, Sharon Stone shared her experience working on the 1995 revisionist Western The Quick and the Dead. The actress, known for her iconic roles in Basic Instinct and Casino,