Sharon Stone and Dana Carvey Address Controversial 'SNL' Sketch and Live Protest Incident

Dana Carvey apologized to Sharon Stone for an offensive "Saturday Night Live" sketch from 1992, acknowledging that it wouldn't be acceptable today. The sketch involved Carvey playing an Indian security guard and Stone being asked to remove clothing items at an airport. Despite the sketch being deemed offensive, Stone expressed that she wasn't bothered by it and praised Carvey's co-host, David Spade, for his performance. Stone also revealed that "SNL" creator Lorne Michaels had to intervene to protect her from protesters during her hosting stint, and she admitted to being terrified during the show.