Sharon Stone Compares Sydney Sweeney to Her ‘Euphoria’ Character Cassie
Sharon Stone is known for her candidness in interviews, and her recent remarks about a former co-star highlight that reputation. This year, she joined Season 3 of ‘Euphoria’, portraying Patricia Lance, the showrunner of a fictional series that aims to steer Sydney Sweeney’s character Cassie away from her online cam-girl work.
The storyline provided ample screen time for both Stone and Sweeney, prompting Stone to share her thoughts on the contrast between her character’s attempts to guide Cassie and Sweeney’s real-life career choices. Over the past year, Sweeney has been busy launching Syrn, her own lingerie brand, supported by numerous high-profile campaigns and public appearances.
In a recent interview, Stone made a pointed comment regarding Sweeney’s ventures. Reflecting on her role in ‘Euphoria’, she explained her character’s narrative before delivering a dry jab at Sweeney’s business pursuits. “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.’ And she agreed to stop being a cam girl,” Stone told Variety. “Which she didn’t do. As you can see from Sydney’s new lingerie line, it didn’t take.”
Stone’s remark cleverly ties into Cassie’s journey in ‘Euphoria’ Season 3, where she asserts to Patricia, “I am not a sex worker — I am a performer who uses my body to tell stories,” attempting to redefine her online persona as a form of feminist expression. The season has heavily focused on this storyline, often showcasing Sweeney’s character in increasingly provocative outfits that echo Sweeney’s own brand.
This blending of fiction and reality was particularly evident in the season premiere, where Sweeney’s character donned pieces from her Syrn lingerie line during a scene portraying Cassie as an OnlyFans-style online celebrity. This overlap is precisely the kind of irony Stone seems to be highlighting with her comment.
Sweeney officially launched Syrn last winter, and the brand has seen continued growth with multiple collection drops, including her debut “Seductress” collection, which reportedly sold out shortly after its launch. She has actively modeled the line in various campaigns and public appearances, maintaining its visibility alongside her acting career.
This level of exposure has made Sweeney’s business ventures a hot topic in entertainment news, often drawing both praise and criticism regarding her promotional strategies. Stone’s comment adds a playful tone to this ongoing dialogue, framing her observation as an ironic twist on her character’s unsuccessful attempt to divert Cassie from that type of work.
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In addition to her comments about Sweeney, Stone’s discussion with Variety covered various topics, including her experiences with pay equity in Hollywood and her broader perspectives on the industry. Her remarks maintained the unfiltered tone she is known for throughout her extensive career in press interviews.
It remains unclear whether Sweeney has addressed Stone’s comments, as both actresses continue to promote their respective projects and ventures independently.
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