AceShowbiz - In 1992, Sharon Stone became an overnight sensation with her performance in "Basic Instinct". However, the moment that made her famous, the infamous interrogation scene where she reveals her lack of underwear, has haunted her for decades.

Stone claims she was tricked into filming the scene after being assured that the white panties she was wearing would be undetectable on camera. However, upon seeing the final cut, she was horrified to discover that the audience could see everything.

"Basic Instinct" director Paul Verhoeven denied her accusations, claiming that any actress knows what they're getting into when asked to remove their underwear for a camera.

Despite its controversy, Stone maintains that she has no regrets about making the film. "Regrets are like farts," she quipped. "Once they're out, they're stinky and gone."

Over the years, Stone's perspective on the scene has evolved. She has described it as "tame" compared to today's fare, acknowledging that society's attitudes towards nudity have changed significantly.

To mark the 32nd anniversary of "Basic Instinct", Stone shared a provocative photoshoot on Instagram that recreated the iconic pose from the interrogation scene. This time, however, she wore a skimpy red lace lingerie and left no doubt that she was wearing underwear. "BASICALLY... YOURS," Stone wrote in the caption, playing on the film's tagline.

Stone's photoshoot comes after she recently revealed that her career and finances suffered a significant blow due to brain damage from a stroke she suffered in 2001. She claims that unscrupulous individuals took advantage of her during her recovery, leaving her with nothing.