Sliver

Directed by Phillip Noyce
Produced by Robert Evans
Screenplay by Joe Eszterhas
Based on Sliver by
Ira Levin
Starring Sharon Stone
William Baldwin
Tom Berenger
Music by Howard Shore
Cinematography Vilmos Zsigmond
Edited by Richard Francis-Bruce
Distributed by Paramount Pictures
Release dates May 21, 1993
Running time 107 minutes
Language English
Budget $40 million
Box office $116,300,000

Synopsis
Carly Norris (Sharon Stone) moves into an exclusive New York residential building, not long after the previous tenant, Naomi Singer, falls to her death from her balcony. She immediately crosses paths with other tenants including the handsome Zeke (William Baldwin ).
Carly and Zeke soon start meeting quite often; Carly eventually agrees to go to the gym with Zeke, who begins to turn her on by grabbing her hips while exercising, and they subsequently begin a sexual relationship. Carly is also being romantically pursued by Jack (Tom Berenger ), a novelist who is another resident of her building.
Two of Carly's neighbors (Keene Curtis, Polly Walker) die under suspicious circumstances. As she discovers more about Zeke and Jack, she begins to distrust both and also uncovers shocking secrets about other people who live around her. Carly eventually finds out that Jack killed Naomi because of his jealousy of Zeke. It is revealed that Zeke knew that Jack was the killer, but chose to ignore it because it would expose his other secret: he has surveillance cameras allowing him to spy on every apartment, including hers.
Although she is both curious about and disturbed by the cameras, Carly eventually destroys Zeke's surveillance room and his video monitors, telling him to "get a life" before leaving him and the building.
Cast
Sharon Stone as Carly Norris
William Baldwin as Zeke Hawkins
Tom Berenger as Jack Landsford
Polly Walker as Vida Warren
Colleen Camp as Judy Marks
Amanda Foreman as Samantha Moore
Martin Landau as Alex Parsons
Nicholas Pryor as Peter Farrell
C. C. H. Pounder as Lt. Victoria Hendrix
Nina Foch as Evelyn McEvoy
Keene Curtis as Gus Hale
Anne Betancourt as Jackie Kinsella
Tony Peck as Martin Kinsella
Allison Mackie as Naomi Singer
Original ending
In the film's original ending Sharon Stone and the killer fly over a volcano when the killer suddenly confesses his crimes. He then veers the aircraft into the volcano as the end credits roll and leaves the audience to decide whether they survive.[5]
Preview audiences disliked the idea of the heroine turning immoral. All the film from the cameramen who actually crashed into a volcano in Hawaii and narrowly escaped death was removed.