Sharon Stone and Alec Baldwin Criticize Americans as 'Uneducated' at Italian Film Festival

The actors' comments on U.S. voters and societal issues draw attention following Donald Trump's election victory.

Sharon Stone and Alec Baldwin spoke at the Torino Film Festival, criticizing Americans for being 'uneducated' and 'uninformed.'
Stone attributed Donald Trump's recent presidential election victory to a lack of education and travel among Americans, citing that many do not hold passports.
Baldwin echoed Stone's sentiments, stating that Americans have limited understanding of global issues such as climate change and international conflicts.
Stone called for 'good men' to confront dangerous behaviors among their peers, emphasizing the importance of accountability in addressing societal problems.
The actors' remarks have sparked significant online reactions, with Stone's comments about U.S. 'adolescence' and potential plans to move to Italy gaining particular attention.