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'Small part' for Collymore in Basic Instinct sex scene

Former England footballer Stan Collymore has won a role alongside actress Sharon Stone in the blockbuster sequel to Basic Instinct, it was confirmed today.

Fri, 15 Apr, 2005 - 13:14

Former England footballer Stan Collymore has won a role alongside actress Sharon Stone in the blockbuster sequel to Basic Instinct, it was confirmed today.

The ex-Aston Villa and Liverpool striker will make a cameo appearance in Basic Instinct 2: Risk Addiction, reportedly having sex with the blonde star in a car.

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