Actress Sharon Stone hit out at “arrogant, juvenile” America in a lengthy tirade in which she called US voters “uneducated” and “ignorant.”

The 66-year-old made her salty remarks at a press event during the Turin Film Festival in Turin, Italy, sharing the harsh criticism in response to the recent presidential election.

Stone said her fellow Americans voted for Donald Trump because they were “uneducated” and didn’t travel enough.

“My country is in the midst of youth.” The youth are very arrogant. “Youth think they know everything,” said the “Basic Instinct” actress.

“Youth are naive, ignorant and arrogant.” And we are in our ignorant, arrogant youth.

“We’ve never seen this in our country.” “So Americans who don’t travel, who are 80 percent passport-less and uneducated, are extraordinarily naive,” she continued.

Stone compared Italy’s long history to that of America before saying that Italy has “seen fascism,” “seen what happens under a fascist government” and that “we can only help with these problems if we help each other.”

The actresses added that “mutual aid” requires the recognition of “good men”:

“Good men have to help good men,” she said. “And these men need to be very aware that many of your friends are not good men.

Actress Sharon Stone spoke out about “arrogant youthful” America in a lengthy tirade in which she called US voters “uneducated” and “ignorant.” Pictured: Stone (center) speaks at a press conference during the Torino Film Festival in Turin, Italy, where she made the remark

The 66-year-old made her salty remarks at a press event during the Turin Film Festival in Turin, Italy, sharing the harsh criticism in response to the recent presidential election

Stone’s shocking rant came after the millionaire actress promised earlier this year to leave America and start a new life in Europe if Trump won the election

“You have to be very clear-headed and understand that your friends who are not good men are dangerous, violent men, and you have to keep them away from your daughters, your wives, your girlfriends.”

“This is a time when we can no longer look the other way when bad men are bad,” she concluded.

Her scathing, nearly three-minute rant, clearly aimed at the new president, sparked strong reactions from online users, with some describing the celebrity as an aloof elist.

A user on “X”, formerly Twitter, criticized Stoney: “The Hollywood elite have lost touch and become irrelevant.”

“You couldn’t write a better script for a famous Hollywood star.” “Hilarious,” chimed in another.

“I guess she didn’t hear. “We don’t care about Hollywood, especially if it’s irrelevant,” another user added

Another noted that her stance is “exactly why Americans voted for Trump – he stood up for the ordinary people who are ignored by these self-proclaimed experts.”

Stone’s statements come after the millionaire actress promised earlier this year that she would leave America to start a new life in Europe if Trump won the election.

She said in July that she was thinking about buying a house in Italy if Trump were re-elected: “I’m definitely thinking about a house in Italy. “I think that’s a smart construct right now.”

She added: “This is one of the first times in my life that I have actually seen someone run for office on a platform of hate and oppression.”