Sharon Stone alleged she was cast and then removed from 'Another Simple Favor,' but IndieWire understands she was only in talks for a role.

Sharon Stone claims she was cast and then unexpectedly 'removed' from Paul Feig's 'Another Simple Favor' for 'no reason at all.'

Paul Feig’s thriller sequel Another Simple Favor is set for release on May 1st and there’s one Oscar-nominated actor who didn’t make the film’s final cut. In an Instagram post on Thursday, Sharon Stone said she was cast but then “unexpectedly” removed from a role in the sequel.

The Oscar-nominated “Casino” star, 67, didn’t realize taking on a part in the sequel to Paul Feig’s 2018 hit “A Simple Favor” — starring Lively, 37, and Anna

In a social media post Sharon Stone claims she was cast and then 'unexpectedly removed' from Paul Feig's thriller sequel 'Another Simple Favor'

"As often is the case, the budgets didn’t align," the source said. "No one was dropped from a role. There was interest, as often is the case with movies, and budgets didn't alig

I LOVED being cast and removed from my role unexpectedly for no reason at all LOVED it,” Stone wrote in the comments of an Instagram Reel about Another Simple Favor shared by E! News (via Variety). Reps for the film did not immediately respond to The A.