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Sharon Stone cries at "THE MIGHTY" press conference

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Sharon Stone becomes emotional while discussing her late teacher who died of AIDS at the press conference for "THE MIGHTY".

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Editorial photograph of Sharon Stone at 51st Cannes Film Festival in Cannes, France on 14 May 1998. Available from Big Pictures Archive for rights-managed licensing; quotes depend on usage, territory, and duration.

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Sharon Stone cries at "THE MIGHTY" press conference

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Sharon Stone becomes emotional while discussing her late teacher who died of AIDS at the press conference for "THE MIGHTY".

About this image

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Image information

Date photographed

14 May 1998

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Cannes, France

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Big Pictures Archive

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Sharon Stone

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Sharon Stone and sons in Rome

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