Following her dramatic peak in the 90s, Sharon Stone took a comedic turn as , a modern-day Greek Muse who demands expensive gifts from Tiffany’s and a luxury suite at the Four Seasons in exchange for "inspiration".
The film's score and title track were composed by . This was a major "get" for Brooks, providing a lush, pop-classical feel that contrasted with the lead character’s increasing franticness. The soundtrack remains a favorite for fans of Elton's late-career film work. 4. Why It’s Relevant Now The Muse (1999)
The film captures the industry's eternal anxiety about being "washed up" and its willingness to believe in literal magic to stay relevant. Director/Lead Albert Brooks (who also co-wrote the script) Budget/Box Office Following her dramatic peak in the 90s, Sharon