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Cast

Sharon Stone
as Carly Norris

William Baldwin
as Zeke Hawkins

Tom Berenger
as Jack Landsford

Martin Landau
as Alex Parsons

Polly Walker
as Vida Jordan

Colleen Camp
as Judy

Nina Foch
as Mrs. McEvoy

CCH Pounder
as Lt. Hendrix

Amanda Foreman
as Samantha

Keene Curtis
as Gus Hale

Nicholas Pryor
as Peter Farrell

Nicole Chamberlain

Anne Betancourt
as Jackie Kinsella

Amanda Mackey

Tony Peck
as Martin Kinsella

Cathy Sandrich

Frantz Turner
as Doorman

Radu Gavor
as Dmitri

Melvyn Kinder
as Dr. Palme

Allison Mackie
as Naomi Singer

Jose Rey
as Detective Corelli

Jim Beaver
as Detective Ira

Gilbert Rosales
as Janitor Rodrigues

Mik Scriba
as Security Guard

Steve Carlisle
as Security Guard

Mark Bramhall
as Waiter

Sid McCoy
as Mr. Anderson

Robin Groves
as Mrs. Ballinger

Matthew Faison
as Mr. Ballinger

Marnette Patterson
as Ballinger's Daughter

Patricia Allison
as Waspy Woman

Bernie McInerney
as Minister

Victor Brandt
as Detective McCracken

Ryan Cutrona
as Detective Ennis

Robert Miano
as Detective Howard

Steve Eastin
as Detective Phillip

Wendy Cutler
as Mrs. Colson

Craig Hosking
as Helicopter Pilot

Cliff Fleming
as Helicopter Pilot

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• Feb 23, 2014

  Nice thriller if there is nothing else to watch.
  NaWie M Super Reviewer
• Aug 07, 2013

  Ah yes, back in the early 90's Sharon Stone had the reputation of being Hollywood's dirty star, thanks to 'Basic Instinct' and this. At the time I was a young teen and Stone was notorious for her antics on film, we all talked about her, we all wanted to see her films, Stone was the pinnacle of naughty films we weren't allowed to see. Apparently the film is based on a novel of the same name and I'm sure the book is much better than this film. Its basically a murder thriller in a tall apartment block. Stone has just moved in, there's a young stud on one floor who fancies her and a middle aged bloke on another who fancies her too. One of them killed the previous owner of Stone's flat (yes in the UK we say flat), choose between the paranoid loony or the enormous peeping tom. I admit the film does well in hiding who committed the murder (and the other one during the film), you're never really sure which of the two chaps did it right up to the end. Tends to swing from moment to moment, one minute you think its Baldwin, the next its Berenger, nicely done I guess. The thing is the whole film just feels like its capitalising on Stone's previous massive hit 'Basic Instinct'. If they had another female lead in that role I just don't think it would have attracted the same publicity. After all this was Stone's sex sequel, her second big sexual escapade and boy did they nail that home!. I mean the film is reasonably enjoyable but its merely one sex scene after another, once Stone's character meets Baldwin's creepy duck faced character it just becomes one sweaty sex sequence followed by some dialog, then another sweaty sex sequence etc...It does actually feel as though the director is simply giving you a breather from playing with yourself with some boring plot, until the next big tissue inducing sequence (its not that dirty by the way). Gotta give it to Baldwin, he really does come across as a slimy creepy pervert that you know not to trust. Whether that was good acting or just the way he is I dunno. I quite liked the sub plot revolving around his electronic spying, you know its gonna play into the murder plot because he has cameras in every nook n cranny of this building, kinda obvious what will happen. Berenger is OK as this jealous oddball who breaks into peoples apartments all the time, a bit bland though, kinda plays it safe with his performance, nothing too special. A bit sickening watching both these guys trying to schmaltz their way into Stone's knickers, I wonder if the script is the same as the book?. Stone moans, groans and exposes herself well throughout, nothing more, she does exactly what you expect and its pretty much all she can do. Really it just feels like a quickfire follow through after Stone hit the big time, its very simple in premise and hardly a thriller in any aspect if you ask me. Its not even that sexy really, I don't wanna see Baldwin's sweaty ass!. Some nice visuals though, a bit noir-ish I guess, soundtrack is a little haunting also, so not all bad. The films title suits the content perfectly, you really do feel like you need a shower after this sleazy affair.
  Phil H Super Reviewer
• Jan 06, 2013

  Sliver is an above-averge thriller, with a great cast, suspenseful moments, but doesn't pack enough memorable moments that should have had. Sharon Stone and Tom Berenger give interesting performances, on the other hand William Baldwin, who is a charming male lead, lacked to steal the show as the handsome hotel manager who tries desirably to be (or seduce) with Sharon Stone. It's a mix of eroticism and suspense thriller, which it does work on both departments, but it never gives full payoff and it really should have been a lot better. A nice ending, good performances, the suspense/eroticism and being a movie very well shot, might be enough to ignore it's silly script and it's lacked chemistry between Stone and Baldwin (although, it's a movie about a guy (Baldwin) who wants desire or pleasure from the woman (Stone), so technically there wasn't really suppose to be romantic chemistry).
  Angel G Super Reviewer
• Oct 06, 2011

  This movie is just an attempt to get in on the succes of Basic Instinct. It's the same thing....without the talented filmmaking. It's watchable....But nothing more. I liked the ending though....But that's not what they planned...so I can't give them credit for it.
  Martin S Super Reviewer

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