Actress Sharon Stone speaks about her return to the industry, expressing a desire to make a lasting impact before departure.

Sharon Stone, the iconic Hollywood actress who rose to fame with her role in the 1992 erotic thriller "Basic Instinct," is set to make a significant comeback in the entertainment industry. The 67-year-old star has announced her intention to leave a lasting impact on the screen, with a diverse range of projects lined up.

In "Nobody 2," Stone will be playing the villain opposite Bob Odenkirk (62), who stars as the lead character. The action film is set to release this week. Stone's statement suggests a level of certainty about her mortality, as she shared in an interview with "Entertainment Tonight."

Stone's career rejuvenation is based on her desire to leave a lasting impact on the screen. Following her children leaving home, she returned to work, ready to take on new challenges.

In addition to "Nobody 2," Stone is also set to appear in the third season of the popular TV show "Euphoria." The series, which stars "Spider-Man" star Zendaya (27), promises to be another platform for Stone to showcase her talent. However, the specifics of her character in "Euphoria" have not been revealed.

As of August 2025, Stone is scheduled to appear in future episodes of the TV show "Late Night with Seth Meyers." No other upcoming TV series featuring her are listed in the recent sources. There is no mention of any new or continuing drama or other series involving her currently planned for the future.

Stone's career was put on hold after a stroke in 2001. But her resilience and passion for acting have led her to this exciting comeback. With "Nobody 2" and "Euphoria," Stone's imminent career comeback is not just a promise, but a reality.