Sliver

1993
18
1h 47m

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5.1/10

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Sharon Stone and William Baldwin in Sliver (1993)

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Erotic Thriller Drama Thriller

A woman moves into an exclusive New York City apartment building that she soon discovers houses tenants with all manner of shocking secrets.A woman moves into an exclusive New York City apartment building that she soon discovers houses tenants with all manner of shocking secrets.A woman moves into an exclusive New York City apartment building that she soon discovers houses tenants with all manner of shocking secrets.

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IMDb RATING

5.1/10

35K

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POPULARITY

2,763

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 4 wins & 9 nominations

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Sliver: Alternate Ending

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Trivia
While filming a kissing scene, Sharon Stone bit William Baldwin's tongue with such force that he couldn't talk properly for days afterwards.

Goofs
When Carly and Zeke are in the video room she takes his Walther PPKS 380 and fires a total of 14 shots, but the Walther PPKS only holds 7 bullets.

Quotes
Carly Norris: You've been spending too much time with your vibrator.
Judy Marks: I certainly have - I've been getting a plastic yeast infection!

Alternate versions
European version features approx. four minutes of sex footage not present in R-rated US release (total running time 108 minutes) The longer version is available in the US as an unrated video.

Connections
Edited into Sliver: Alternate Ending (1993)

Soundtracks
Carly's Loneliness
Performed by Enigma
Written and Produced by Enigma
Enigma performs courtesy of Virgin Schallplatten GmbH/Charisma Records America, Inc.

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4/10

Sharon Stone is convincingly vulnerable in otherwise silly film

Apartment complex in New York City is beset with strange deaths and cameras everywhere; new tenant Sharon Stone is dating the mysterious owner, but could he be the killer? Based on a flimsy novel by Ira Levin (who was slumming, but that's a different story), this unappealing film wants to be both sexy crime-thriller and murder-mystery, but it is such a mess from a writer's standpoint that, in the end, all you have left are the performances, which aren't dynamic enough to carry the load. Sharon Stone is low-keyed, perhaps a bit self-conscious, yet this works for her tentative character. Too bad the filmmakers were so concerned with exposing the killer that they lost track of this woman and her plight. Drop all the mystery, and you might have a decent character study. *1/2 from ****