Shout out for Hector Elizondo - the actor who played the Head Concierge at the hotel where a lot of the movie scenes took place. There was something very wholesome in that character - and in Elizondo's portrayal of the character, that not only added a dose of reality to the storyline, but gave better context to Gere's character. The concierge saw long before Gere's character, that Vivien had real substance - that she had both depth and real potential. And IMO it was the interactions between Gere and Elizondo's characters, that gave the audience a clue that Gere's character had substance too, and was not just some wallet on legs. Elizondo portrayed the archetypal 'hard working man who has seen how the world really works' brilliantly. We have all known men in our lives who are of that mettle, and they are each one irreplaceable. The fact that his character got along with Gere, and had time for him as a human being, spoke volumes. Great casting throughout, IMO. Also Vivien's room-mate - she too is a fine actress.
I agree 100 percent. He became like a father figure or fairy God father to Vivien. Helping her to get that gorgeous cocktail dress and teaching her the silver ware. But the best moment of his is when he sees her in the red dress. He looks like a father looking at his daughter. Kit was also so super. Her comments were so perfect. She really did a great job.
@@MikeSmith-fs9wh without him and the elevator man some of the best scenes would not have been the same. I love Hector in probably everything he is ever in. Highly underrated by Hollywood.
Grace C: I agree with you about Hector except he was the hotel manager. Hector’s character was so endearing and Hector played him so well! His kindness towards his employees and guests was heartwarming. He treated everyone with respect and brought out the best in them. I fell in love with Hector Elizondo in this movie! His character was similar to Mr. Andrews the ship builder of the Titanic (Victor Garber) who was so kind and protective of Rose. Both were fatherly mentors.
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While Molly Ringwald says it's one of her biggest mistakes, it was no mistake. Let's be honest. Julia Roberts is the reason why the movie was successful. As much as I love Molly in Sixteen Candles and Pretty in Pink, she would not have been able to bring what Julia brought for the character of Vivian. Julia exuded the perfect "street toughness", mixed with the "naive silliness" and the 'broken sadness" of the character in perfect balance. Honestly, IMO, she deserved an Oscar for this portrayal, but it isn't the typical type of role that would win the major awards.
I think I remember reading somewhere that that dress went up for auction. Some guy whose wife was obsessed with that movie bought it for her for thousands of dollars. Sweet.
My favorite scene in a movie ever is Julia walking down the street on her shopping trip to the song Pretty Woman and going up in that store telling off that sales lady!
YES, mine too. Julia looking radiant in that stunning [? Gucci] white dress and black hat. And every single man looked at her in that scene. This scene, and the opera scene with Violetta belting out her aria, and the first shopping scene are my favorite scenes. "I'm not really his niece. They never are, my dear."
The over-the-top snobbishness of Rodeo Drive is well represented in this film. Yes, they really do behave that way in many of the shops. Also, Julia has an absolutely brilliant agent. It helps.
@DivergentDroid Who needs reality? Reality can be too horrible. For the most part, but not always. I'm 81 and have had too much reality. WISHFUL THINKING GETS ME THROUGH. I LOVED THE MOVIE, AND OF COURSE IT WOULD NEVER HAPPEN IN REALITY. A VERY PRETTY FAIRYTALE.
The necklace wasn't a gift and was a key part of the movie. Edward asks Barnard Thompson to return it and Barnie knowing Edward would be a fool to let Vivian go, purposely opens the case and says, "It must be difficult to let go of something so beautiful" and then tells Edward that Darrell drove Vivian home so Edward can find her.
I Can NOT Picture Molly Ringwall in this Movie. I Can NOT Imagine This Movie Without Richard Gere or Julia Roberts. Thank God Garry Marshall Saved this Movie.
I too wore red a jacket, as . I started wearing it in 1970 while modeling Red iconic. Sorry. many gals were wearing red. - It's just that is was in the movie, that màde it prominent.
FYI, Jason Alexander PLAYED William Stuckey….NOT the other way around. Also, Julia WAS NOT an UNKNOWN before this movie, clearly she wasn’t AS KNOWN prior to this movie. But she’d been in a movie only 9months before this one, “Steel Magnolias”, and IT was that summer’s blockbuster. With Movie Icons like Sally Field, Dolly Parton, Tom Skerritt, and Olympia Dukakis just to name a few.
I have two daughters, 10 years apart in ages, I cannot imagine making their Junior or Senior prom dresses (they each went to both). With all the fittings & additions to their gowns, I was exhausted! And that didn’t begin to cover nail salon & hairdresser trips. Whew! My hat is off to you. You daughter was a lucky young lady. I had a similar red jacket like the one in Pretty Woman. It took me forever to find one close to matching it. I had no idea that Molly Ringwald was first pick to play Vivian. I can’t imagine her in the role. It’s possible it has to do more w my not being a fan of hers but somehow I think the movie would’ve failed without Roberts & Gere. They brought this film to life.
Most of the more severe illnesses happen to people by an upsetting event happening in their lives that takes them by surprise, unexpectedly, impacting first in the brain, then in the corresponding organ which that part of the brain controls. The end of WWI had absolutely everything to do with the Flu and lung TB outbreak that occurred killing millions. In nature, the biological conflict linked with a territorial fear (just what it means-a fear in your territory, your home, your community, etc.) is a widening of the bronchia (tissue loss). Your body attempts to widen your bronchia in order to allow more air into your lungs to give you more strength and energy to fight to keep your territory safe. Stay with me.......The biological conflict linked with a death fright impacts the lungs. The lungs attempt to grow larger in order to allow more air in because breath equals life, as we all know. No breath equals death. Why are so many people across the world suddenly having their appendix removed? The appendix is associated with “being in fear for one’s life”. The HEALING phase is the rupture/inflammation.
While you are in the fear or death fright conflict, you notice no symptoms of “disease”, except you have cold hands, cold feet, you can’t sleep, you awaken at 3 AM every night, you have little appetite. During the war, millions of people were in fear of the bombing of their homes and cities where the war was most active. Fearing for their lives, their loved ones in the war, their ability to survive. The food in the stores was sparse due to shortages. This lasted for 4 long years! The longer the conflict, the worse the healing phase. Within 2 weeks of the German Chancellor announcing the end of WWI, these millions of people ALL went into the healing phase all at the same time. It is during the healing phase that you experience symptoms of illness! What is the healing phase of the bronchia widening? Severe bronchitis, pneumonia. The body attempts to refill this lost tissue and you experience inflammation, fever, coughing, body aches, fatigue, etc. What is the healing phase of the extra lung tissue that grew? Decomposing of the tissue by TB bacteria and fungi. The symptoms of this healing phase are: severe coughing up of blood and tissue, fever, inflammation, severe mucous, body aches, fatigue. During this decomposing of the extra tissue (tumor), the body expels a lot of protein, and without replenishment, severe protein loss can result in death. Antibiotics did not exist yet. If TB bacteria does not exist in a person or they have been vaccinated against TB (big mistake), then the tumor will simply encapsulate and become dormant and not harm you. Who died during the Spanish Flu? Mainly the poor who could not afford to buy meat and proper nourishment, and the people who were directly impacted by the bombings and destruction of their homes.
Millions of people suffered fear and death frights during the fighting of WWI, and millions of people all went into healing at the end of it. Not everyone was affected because not everyone suffered the same way.
It’s not a “flu”, it’s not something you “catch”. It’s biological, meaningful, and unavoidable. One hundred years later, a Fear Campaign begins, using the media to spread it......
@@mortb9 No, her husband was a disturbed controlling man and she had to fake her drowning to get away from him and to start life all over again. Of course the husband finds out that she’s alive and sets out to find her.
The diamond necklace pictured here is two different necklace?? what is this guy talking about? Also the actor that plays the lawyer is Jason Alexander....who PLAYED Philip Stuckey.
Pretty Woman will ALWAYS be my Favorite Movie.- It was the first date movie for my Husband and I, followed by Dinner at TJ Applebees. This May 2022, we celebrate our 30th Wedding Anniversary. ❤️
@@northernstar2064 I’d rather enjoy that movie any day than hang out with nasty soul dragging around a body like you’ve presented here in the comments. You Have a Blessed Day Now Dear.
@@northernstar2064 OK, it’s absolutely time for your night-night little girl - go get your Blakey, Pacifier and Bottle and crawl in your crib little one. Going forward myself and “everyone else” whom are mature in comments will treat you like we treat ALL insecure 2 year old’s and ignore them during THIER temper tantrum. Cheerio!
One of my favourite movies of all time. It wouldn't have been the same without Julia Roberts or Richard Gere. I could watch it 100 times and still not tire of it.
I saw this movie as a coming attraction at a midnight showing. The next day I told my Parents they had to see it & why, it was all about a hooker but you only saw her 'remotely' naked in 1 bedroom scene, other than that, no nudity at all. Wow, what a concept.
It's a little inaccurate to say Roberts was an unknown in Hollywood when "Pretty Woman" was made. Though it was this movie that catapulted her to leading superstar status, she had already done a handful of films including the very successful "Steel Magnolias" for which she won an Oscar nomination. Most people definitely knew her name at least.
I agree. After Steel Magnolias she was a star. She did the talk show circuit and people were dying to know what her next movie was going to be. She said it was 3000 with Richard Gere because that was the title at that time based on the money they settled on for her to spend the week as his "beck and call girl."
@@debra2700 In the past (and even still today to a lesser degree) when an actor/actress was nominated for an Oscar they were suddenly a big deal...especially if it was a newcomer who was nominated. I think just about everyone knew there was something quite unique and special about Julia Roberts when they saw her in "Steel Magnolias". There's good reason she was the only one from the whole cast that received an Oscar nomination. That's a huge achievement when you are the newcomer in the group among the likes of seasoned pros like Sally Field, Shirley MacLaine, Daryl Hannah, Olympia Dukakis, and Dolly Parton! To be chosen as the best from a team of people like that must be pretty flattering! Prior to "Pretty Woman" Roberts also had WON the Golden Globe for "Steel Magnolias" (an award which was much more relevant than it is today, 2nd only to the Oscars).
@@debra2700 I still use that line til this day. I also use the brilliant Olympia Dukakis’s line “ you know I love you more than my luggage “. I love both movies.
@@anastasiabeaverhausen516 I love the name you use Karen WalkerI loved both movies too and my daughter was in Phi Mu in college which is the fraternity that the real Shelby was in.
Julia is the reason the movie was a success. She is pretty, but it’s her personality that makes the character so love able. So many great performances in the movie from so many actors and actresses. It’s not my typical movie genre and I wasn’t a fan of Roxsette, but I will watch this movie anytime.
@Lance, totally agree. If not for Julia this movie would be just OK. She totally lifts up the movie. When she smiled or laughed in the movie, I too smiled and laughed with her. I love this movie and I watch it whenever it's on replay!
One of the greatest “feel good” movies. So wonderful to watch the emergence of a street girl into a sophisticated and gracious elegant lady. Both Richard and Julia are outstanding in the movie.
I love every scene in Pretty Woman. But one scene always makes me laugh out loud the most. The scene were Edward and Vivienne are out to dinner with his nemesis and his polo player son. That whole scene is hilarious. but I especially love the part where she eats the mint leaf off the mint ice cream. Her facial expression is priceless. That is my absolute favorite part. The rest of the movie is my next favorite part. LoL!! I hope no one ever tries to remake this movie.
If that is your favourite part, all I can say is that you are very easily satisfied, Personally I cant even remember that scene so it obviously did not have any impression on me and no, I wont suffer watching it again.
Having Molly Ringwald star in Pretty Woman instead of Julia Roberts would’ve been like having Shirley Temple star in the Wizard of Oz instead of Judy Garland.
That’s because our mind is already conditioned to only see Julia Roberts in it. If it had never had happened with Julia, your mind would see it differently. It’s just the way we’re programmed see and accept certain things.
@@val13c59 no, it's called bad casting. Judy made us love Dorothy, and Julia made us love Vivienne. Shirley would have been a child, and had so much cutsey confidence from her career starting at an early age. udy being pudgy and vulnerable was what made us love her. Molly was always cold and distant, so can't see her as a femme fatale, and her career stalled. Julie has a quality that with her smile, she makes us love her, no matter what character she is playing. It isn't mind games, it's chemistry.
Wow!Thank you for these unknown trivias about the movie & the cast esp Julia & Richard Gere. What a blockbuster movie. After 31 yrs Julia is still lovely & a very good actress. I watched her in Erin w/c won her as Best Actress in the Oscars. I hope Julia & Richard will make a reunion movie. July 3,2021
imagine disney making a movie that says, don't worry princesses, if you get caught up in prostitution, your prince charming will come and rescue you and you'll live happily ever after
My wife and I first met when she was an escort. We're still together after 15 years. Granted, she didn't walk the streets, and while I'm no prince charming, it can happen!
Love this movie! Julia is beautiful and talented. The same with my handsome man, Gere! The only 2 color gowns a red head should wear in this movie is that gorgeous red gown or an emerald green color.
My favorite part was when they went to the restaurant and were served escargot. When Vivian shot one across the room and the Maitre d caught it with all the poise of a ML short stop .
Actually kind of nice to have the lid slammed shut scene confirmed for me. I said right off that wasn’t faked. She didn’t know he was going to do that. Thanks!
At that time in the film Julia & Kiefer broke up. She was doing her best during the shoot, but Richard thought he’d help her along with the trick of snapping the jewelry box on her fingers. It fixed the day.
When you make a masterpiece, it can’t be improved on! This movie was a masterpiece! From the script, to the actors chosen for their parts, the fabulous clothes, the scene locations, the music, all were perfection! When I saw it at the theater, I became aware of a woman sitting behind me who’d seen it several times before and was narrating it to her friend to prepare her for the best lines. But it was OK because I didn’t miss anything. I loved everything about the movie.
What you see as a masterpiece I view as the most vile and pornographic movie ever made. Streetwalkers are invariably abused and traumatized children. Thy are recruited by pimps and pimpettes when they are exhausted, hungry, and homeless. They are turned out to work their daily quota and are of course raped, beaten, drugged and frequently murdured. Very few meet billionaires on the “stroll” and live happily ever after in mansions. A pauper’s grave is more likely assuming their bodies are found. The cast, crew, producers and directors should live in perpetual shame for making a movie promoting prostitution as a viable lifestyle and enjoyable entertainment trope. Whatever you were paid it wasn’t worth your soul. Perhaps you would prefer to live a personal hell-on-earth. A police officer will knock at your door and drive you to a morgue where you can identify the dead child as your own before the forensic autopsy begins. Should people be offended by my comments, please feel free to argue/ debate my post. Just be aware that I spent 47 years in the Child Protection profession. Thousands of interviews with sex-trade workers and not one happy ending to report.
@@garypaquin9571 thank you for giving me a sobering thought. At one time I had let your point of view come to my head but I justified the plot by thinking that Vivian and Kit were their own pimps, therefore I wanted to believe they were relatively safe. I since have grown to see that any sex work is always not a good option.
You made some bloopers of your own. The necklace was a Ruby necklace with diamonds. It's not pronounced "demi" as in half, it is pronounced "duh-me" for the shortened form of Demetria and it wasn't the red jacket that started a trend it was the brown dress with off white polka dots.
Of all the outfits Roberts wore in the film, the brown dress with white polka dots & the matching hat was my favorite, though I must say 'the tie' came in a close second- LOL.
I loved every minute of this show! I have always loved Julia Roberts And Richard Gere. This movie is a classic! I really hope nobody tries to remake this movie. I really can’t think of a favorite part because, the whole movie was Awesome 👏🏼 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Just an FYI in case no one else has mentioned it… The actors name was not Philip Stuckey, the characters name was Philip Stuckey, and he was played by Jason Alexander 👍
4:15 Philip Stuckey was not playing the lawyer; Philip Stuckey was the name of the lawyer character, played by Jason Alexander who went on to co-star in Seinfeld.
@@justylex The narrator said "Philip Stuckey who was playing the lawyer", you only get 1/2 a point for the characters name, Jason Alexander is the actor playing the lawyer.
There’s no way the movie would have been as good with Molly Ringwald. Her version of Vivian would have had a more subdued/less likable personality. The big personality that Julia brought to Vivian is the most endearing part of the character.
The reason I think they didn't use actual bubble bath. Was because it would be big bubbles. Not the thick foamy bubbles that would cover her in the tub. Plus the bubble bath bubbles die pretty quickly and your stuck with colored water with no bubbles showing. In less then a half hour. Which is pretty fast to film the scene.
I will always be connected to this movie. I was at the hospital with my mother-in-law where she was at her last day before she died and this movie was on in her room.
Never mind how radiantly beautiful Julia was (and still is) in this movie, or how well the chemistry between she and Richard Gere was, but this reworked-into-a-romantic-comedy script was SO well done. And, it made me feel so good when Vivian got even with the bitches on commission in the store. One of the best movies of all time in my book! ❤💙! 🐰
And here’s the irony, Richard Gerry didn’t want to do the movie and said no several times until he met Julia Roberts. Their chemistry was off the charts so much so, that I find it to be a huge coincidence that shortly after the movie was finished he met and started dating Cindy Crawford (Who looks similar to Roberts) if you look at their build,height,same hair and style, both had brown eyes and both were beautiful. I think he was smitten with Julia and knew she just looked at him as a coworker/friend, so he dates someone who reminds him of her but without the acting chops and charisma Julia had. This is just imo.
I went to school with Julia (Julie) at Griffin Middle in Smyrna, Ga back in 79-81..the classrooms were in pods with common areas between them and every Friday the teachers would let us perform skits for everyone. Nope, she never performed with us and mostly stayed to herself..I remember her crying a lot when she hadn't done her homework..of course, none of us ended up making $25M a movie like her, so wtf do I know...
I've ran into a few people around here that have met her out and about. Can't say that I have myself. All have had the same sentiments for her, that she is a very sweet and cool person. I'm happy to believe it to be true of her. Beautiful lady. Enjoyed her roles at the flix.
Richard Gere was phoning it in. He didn’t respect Roberts’s acting talent. Later, in that Peter Pan film with Robin Williams, Julia Roberts was phoning it in.
It's not a blooper. She just ate the pancake after the croissant. It was shown in the scene how Edward didn't know what she would like so he ordered everything
The narrator states that the lawyer was played by actor Philip Stuckey. That was the character’s name. The actor was Jason Alexander - who played George Costanza on Seinfeld.
I really don’t think another actress would have brought the same style to the film. Julia was so tired the day of the necklace shooting and Gary told Geere to slam the box on Julia’s fingers because he wanted a true response and he got it and they kept it in. I love the Red dress.
If you think Gere is gorgeous, watch "American Gigolo"... wholly cow (spoiler alert: full-frontal nudity). That's the movie in which I went gaga over him. He was also in "Looking For Mr. Goodbar" but I didn't really pay much attention because I didn't like the movie.
Richard Gere is also a guitarist and has a large guitar collection. and Julia Roberts also has a brother who is also an actor. Eric Roberts. but the two of them are sort of a stranged and don't communicate with each other very much. and Lotus had to send a person along with the car to give Richard Gere tips on how to drive the car. because like most exotic cars they are not particularly easy to drive. for someone who hasn't driven them before. and Roy Orbison records for the song "Pretty Woman". received a boost in royalties from the movie. even though it was already a very huge hit, with record sales in the millions.
Phil Stuckey did NOT play the lawyer. Stuckey was the name of the character being played by Jason Alexander.
“Serenity now, serenity now….”
yeah, that was weird! WTH? Don't these guys have editors to double-check their scripts???
@@wallyman292, nope!! Nobody double checks anything anymore. 🤦🤦
Thank you!! I think every Jason Alexander fan feels slighted.
I thought it was George Costanza, the marine biologist.
Can't imagine the movie with anyone else besides these 2. This was and still is a GREAT MOVIE. Just ❤ it.
Una favola per adulti...
Richard Gere aged so well,so many actors still try to look like 20-30 year olds as they get older and it never works, he just aged gracefully
oh yea lol
Shout out for Hector Elizondo - the actor who played the Head Concierge at the hotel where a lot of the movie scenes took place.
There was something very wholesome in that character - and in Elizondo's portrayal of the character, that not only added a dose of reality to the storyline, but gave better context to Gere's character. The concierge saw long before Gere's character, that Vivien had real substance - that she had both depth and real potential.
And IMO it was the interactions between Gere and Elizondo's characters, that gave the audience a clue that Gere's character had substance too, and was not just some wallet on legs. Elizondo portrayed the archetypal 'hard working man who has seen how the world really works' brilliantly. We have all known men in our lives who are of that mettle, and they are each one irreplaceable. The fact that his character got along with Gere, and had time for him as a human being, spoke volumes.
Great casting throughout, IMO. Also Vivien's room-mate - she too is a fine actress.
I agree 100 percent. He became like a father figure or fairy God father to Vivien. Helping her to get that gorgeous cocktail dress and teaching her the silver ware. But the best moment of his is when he sees her in the red dress. He looks like a father looking at his daughter.
Kit was also so super. Her comments were so perfect. She really did a great job.
I loved Hector in this flick.
@@MikeSmith-fs9wh without him and the elevator man some of the best scenes would not have been the same. I love Hector in probably everything he is ever in. Highly underrated by Hollywood.
Grace C: I agree with you about Hector except he was the hotel manager. Hector’s character was so endearing and Hector played him so well! His kindness towards his employees and guests was heartwarming. He treated everyone with respect and brought out the best in them. I fell in love with Hector Elizondo in this movie! His character was similar to Mr. Andrews the ship builder of the Titanic (Victor Garber) who was so kind and protective of Rose. Both were fatherly mentors.
Right on, Grace C, for every word! What insight you've got! Who ARE you? I totally concur with everything you said. Bravo. You didn't miss a beat.
To this day it is still my favorite movie, can never get tired of looking at it
Wendy, check out Runaway Bride. I laughed out loud in the theatre, which was rare for me.
my all time favorite too.
Molly wouldn't have been right in the role of Vivienne, Julia was absolutely the best actress to win the part.
oh she would have been so annoying...there's no way he would have paid that much for her....
Totally agree! julia made that movie what it is
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The irony of casting such an unpleasant looking woman as the titular character here is overwhelming.
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While Molly Ringwald says it's one of her biggest mistakes, it was no mistake. Let's be honest. Julia Roberts is the reason why the movie was successful. As much as I love Molly in Sixteen Candles and Pretty in Pink, she would not have been able to bring what Julia brought for the character of Vivian. Julia exuded the perfect "street toughness", mixed with the "naive silliness" and the 'broken sadness" of the character in perfect balance. Honestly, IMO, she deserved an Oscar for this portrayal, but it isn't the typical type of role that would win the major awards.
Plus, Julia looked less like a real prostitute on the streets in CA than Molly. It was a fantasy movie. Julia did that better.
Molly was not sexy enough to play this role. It would not have lasted for decades without Julia.
100%! No one could’ve played the role of Vivian better than Julia.. that role was made for her!
You are absolutely correct!! It wouldn’t have been as big of a hit without Julia Roberts.
Agree 💯
It wouldn’t have mattered what Molly Ringwald thought. She never could have made that movie what it is today.
Yeah Molly is cute while Julia could play stunning.
Yep . Cinema Classic . It IS the chemistry between Richard and Julia that carries it . The Jewel Box prank was pure Genius .
Well played Mr Gere .
I always loved the brown with white dots dress.
I think I remember reading somewhere that that dress went up for auction. Some guy whose wife was obsessed with that movie bought it for her for thousands of dollars. Sweet.
Yes, that was my favourite too.
♥️ that outfit too
My favorite scene in a movie ever is Julia walking down the street on her shopping trip to the song Pretty Woman and going up in that store telling off that sales lady!
Here’s the scene!
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YES, mine too. Julia looking radiant in that stunning [? Gucci] white dress and black hat. And every single man looked at her in that scene. This scene, and the opera scene with Violetta belting out her aria, and the first shopping scene are my favorite scenes. "I'm not really his niece. They never are, my dear."
@@MikeSmith-fs9wh LPGA
@@pamelakomlofske2664 ? Ladies Golf? "Look prick go away'?
That is my fave as well!!!
Hard to believe this movie was released 32 years ago. I'm feeling old.
Same here.
@@labidinea.1467 Don't be sad that the time has passed, be glad you were there when it happened. It is such a great, great film.
To wax nostalgic for a 32 year old film in 1990 would be to reminisce about a film from 1958.
Somehow '90 feels closer to the present than '90 to '58.
It's better than the alternative.
Thirty Two Years? WOW.
Loved Hector Elizondos protective character too. Vivian needed an ally.
Such a great film one of the best films to make you happy.You can watch it over and over.
This is a movie that you can watch over and over. I love it. I usually do not like watching a movie I already saw; but I like watching this one!
Me too!!!!👍👍👍💕💕
Me Three‼️🇦🇺💐
And there's a lot of visual content that you don't remember, so it's fun. Beware the steaming divot!
Me too 💕
Omg me too I love This movie!
The over-the-top snobbishness of Rodeo Drive is well represented in this film. Yes, they really do behave that way in many of the shops. Also, Julia has an absolutely brilliant agent. It helps.
Do you realize you cannot tell reality from movies?
They are probably tired of tourists going into the stores and not buying expensive things.
@DivergentDroid Who needs reality? Reality can be too horrible. For the most part, but not always. I'm 81 and have had too much reality. WISHFUL THINKING GETS ME THROUGH. I LOVED THE MOVIE, AND OF COURSE IT WOULD NEVER HAPPEN IN REALITY. A VERY PRETTY FAIRYTALE.
The clickbait title is, of course, a blatant lie.
Right ! Nothing was said about it.
For that reason. i gave it a thumbs down.
Thanks for saving me ten minutes. Appreciate it!
The necklace wasn't a gift and was a key part of the movie. Edward asks Barnard Thompson to return it and Barnie knowing Edward would be a fool to let Vivian go, purposely opens the case and says, "It must be difficult to let go of something so beautiful" and then tells Edward that Darrell drove Vivian home so Edward can find her.
Yeah. Thought it a bit weird they got this wrong like that!
At the end of the day, we're all human, prone to mistakes. 😊
I Can NOT Picture Molly Ringwall in this Movie. I Can NOT Imagine This Movie Without Richard Gere or Julia Roberts. Thank God Garry Marshall Saved this Movie.
*Ringwald
Excuse ME---I started the Red Jacket trend in 1986. I ROCKED it too.
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I too wore red a jacket, as . I started wearing it in 1970 while modeling
Red iconic. Sorry. many gals were wearing red. -
It's just that is was in the movie, that màde it prominent.
@@jacquelinearmitage650 yes❤
FYI, Jason Alexander PLAYED William Stuckey….NOT the other way around. Also, Julia WAS NOT an UNKNOWN before this movie, clearly she wasn’t AS KNOWN prior to this movie. But she’d been in a movie only 9months before this one, “Steel Magnolias”, and IT was that summer’s blockbuster. With Movie Icons like Sally Field, Dolly Parton, Tom Skerritt, and Olympia Dukakis just to name a few.
*Phillip Stuckey. And Julia was also in Mystic Pizza which was pretty popular
It’s still one of my favorite flicks. ♥️
One of my all-time favorite movies! Such a beautiful and humble woman.
Oh, please, please.
Mine too..dont know how many times ive watched it, and know will watch it again
I have loved polka dot dresses ever since. Still one of my fave movies and actresses. I have watched more times than I can count.
She hyped it for sure! No summer passes without seeing someone in a dress like that. :)
I want the spectator shoes.
I loved this movie.
My daughters senior prom was that year and, I made her red prom dress . It turned out drop dead gorgeous.
I have two daughters, 10 years apart in ages, I cannot imagine making their Junior or Senior prom dresses (they each went to both). With all the fittings & additions to their gowns, I was exhausted! And that didn’t begin to cover nail salon & hairdresser trips. Whew! My hat is off to you. You daughter was a lucky young lady.
I had a similar red jacket like the one in Pretty Woman. It took me forever to find one close to matching it.
I had no idea that Molly Ringwald was first pick to play Vivian. I can’t imagine her in the role. It’s possible it has to do more w my not being a fan of hers but somehow I think the movie would’ve failed without Roberts & Gere. They brought this film to life.
Michelle Pfeifer was offered the role but turned it down.
Who doesn’t like a nice O
@Karl with a K Yow! Don't be mean.
So you dressed your daughter as a hooker for prom, that's lovely ?
LOL, just kidding, I'd bet she was lovely.
Cheers
I love Julia’s laugh. It just makes you smile.
To make a woman who looks like that, laugh like that... That's something to be proud of.
Most of the more severe illnesses happen to people by an upsetting event happening in their lives that takes them by surprise, unexpectedly, impacting first in the brain, then in the corresponding organ which that part of the brain controls. The end of WWI had absolutely everything to do with the Flu and lung TB outbreak that occurred killing millions. In nature, the biological conflict linked with a territorial fear (just what it means-a fear in your territory, your home, your community, etc.) is a widening of the bronchia (tissue loss). Your body attempts to widen your bronchia in order to allow more air into your lungs to give you more strength and energy to fight to keep your territory safe. Stay with me.......The biological conflict linked with a death fright impacts the lungs. The lungs attempt to grow larger in order to allow more air in because breath equals life, as we all know. No breath equals death. Why are so many people across the world suddenly having their appendix removed? The appendix is associated with “being in fear for one’s life”. The HEALING phase is the rupture/inflammation.
While you are in the fear or death fright conflict, you notice no symptoms of “disease”, except you have cold hands, cold feet, you can’t sleep, you awaken at 3 AM every night, you have little appetite. During the war, millions of people were in fear of the bombing of their homes and cities where the war was most active. Fearing for their lives, their loved ones in the war, their ability to survive. The food in the stores was sparse due to shortages. This lasted for 4 long years! The longer the conflict, the worse the healing phase. Within 2 weeks of the German Chancellor announcing the end of WWI, these millions of people ALL went into the healing phase all at the same time. It is during the healing phase that you experience symptoms of illness! What is the healing phase of the bronchia widening? Severe bronchitis, pneumonia. The body attempts to refill this lost tissue and you experience inflammation, fever, coughing, body aches, fatigue, etc. What is the healing phase of the extra lung tissue that grew? Decomposing of the tissue by TB bacteria and fungi. The symptoms of this healing phase are: severe coughing up of blood and tissue, fever, inflammation, severe mucous, body aches, fatigue. During this decomposing of the extra tissue (tumor), the body expels a lot of protein, and without replenishment, severe protein loss can result in death. Antibiotics did not exist yet. If TB bacteria does not exist in a person or they have been vaccinated against TB (big mistake), then the tumor will simply encapsulate and become dormant and not harm you. Who died during the Spanish Flu? Mainly the poor who could not afford to buy meat and proper nourishment, and the people who were directly impacted by the bombings and destruction of their homes.
Millions of people suffered fear and death frights during the fighting of WWI, and millions of people all went into healing at the end of it. Not everyone was affected because not everyone suffered the same way.
It’s not a “flu”, it’s not something you “catch”. It’s biological, meaningful, and unavoidable. One hundred years later, a Fear Campaign begins, using the media to spread it......
And the red hair. Fabulous!
She is fabulous and beautiful
@@questioneverything7582 hence bio-weapon
I met Richard in Cedar Rapids Iowa, he was making a movie. He smiled at me and winked. This was in the 80s.
Thanks for this, I love the film and to hear all that background information I wasn’t aware of is brilliant. 😀
I love this movie. I’m really glad there hasn’t been a sequel.
Don’t give anyone any ideas.
@@awnutz oops,sorry 🤫
Another good movie with Julia is "Sleeping with the Enemy"....
Is that the one where she is disobedient to her husband, and then runs away to cheat on him with another man?
@@mortb9 No.. It's the one where her husband is a psycho, and she has to chew her arm off to get away from him....
@@mortb9 No, her husband was a disturbed controlling man and she had to fake her drowning to get away from him and to start life all over again. Of course the husband finds out that she’s alive and sets out to find her.
@@quitequiet1 Didn't her husband get really mad if the food jars and cans didn't all face forward?
I hated that film!
My favorite, so good!!!!⚘I'm glad when Richard busted that dirty lawyer up!!it ended great too!!
The diamond necklace pictured here is two different necklace?? what is this guy talking about?
Also the actor that plays the lawyer is Jason Alexander....who PLAYED Philip Stuckey.
yeah, that whole thing with Jason's role was just weird!
Pretty Woman will ALWAYS be my Favorite Movie.- It was the first date movie for my Husband and I, followed by Dinner at TJ Applebees. This May 2022, we celebrate our 30th Wedding Anniversary. ❤️
Congratulations 🎈
@@Strawn149 awwww thank you 😊
@@northernstar2064 For someone who has such a dislike for this movie you sure love commenting on it. Relax. It’s just a movie. You’ll be fine.
@@northernstar2064 I’d rather enjoy that movie any day than hang out with nasty soul dragging around a body like you’ve presented here in the comments. You Have a Blessed Day Now Dear.
@@northernstar2064 OK, it’s absolutely time for your night-night little girl - go get your Blakey, Pacifier and Bottle and crawl in your crib little one. Going forward myself and “everyone else” whom are mature in comments will treat you like we treat ALL insecure 2 year old’s and ignore them during THIER temper tantrum. Cheerio!
One of my favourite movies of all time. It wouldn't have been the same without Julia Roberts or Richard Gere. I could watch it 100 times and still not tire of it.
@@teachersaregroomers5017
Me to🌺💖💞💞
I think I just may have watched it 100+ times, lol ! Love the MOVIE & the SCRIPT, but not a big fan of either JULIA (HORSE MOUTH!!) R., Or GEER!
I saw this movie as a coming attraction at a midnight showing. The next day I told my Parents they had to see it & why, it was all about a hooker but you only saw her 'remotely' naked in 1 bedroom scene, other than that, no nudity at all. Wow, what a concept.
@@teachersaregroomers5017 I'm just an incurable romantic, lol. Don't feel sad for me, I don't!
@@Chebawitch don't mind them, they are just simple minded, you know what I mean.
It's a little inaccurate to say Roberts was an unknown in Hollywood when "Pretty Woman" was made.
Though it was this movie that catapulted her to leading superstar status, she had already done a handful of films including the very successful "Steel Magnolias" for which she won an Oscar nomination.
Most people definitely knew her name at least.
I agree. After Steel Magnolias she was a star. She did the talk show circuit and people were dying to know what her next movie was going to be. She said it was 3000 with Richard Gere because that was the title at that time based on the money they settled on for her to spend the week as his "beck and call girl."
@@debra2700 In the past (and even still today to a lesser degree) when an actor/actress was nominated for an Oscar they were suddenly a big deal...especially if it was a newcomer who was nominated.
I think just about everyone knew there was something quite unique and special about Julia Roberts when they saw her in "Steel Magnolias".
There's good reason she was the only one from the whole cast that received an Oscar nomination.
That's a huge achievement when you are the newcomer in the group among the likes of seasoned pros like Sally Field, Shirley MacLaine, Daryl Hannah, Olympia Dukakis, and Dolly Parton! To be chosen as the best from a team of people like that must be pretty flattering!
Prior to "Pretty Woman" Roberts also had WON the Golden Globe for "Steel Magnolias" (an award which was much more relevant than it is today, 2nd only to the Oscars).
@@debra2700 I still use that line til this day. I also use the brilliant Olympia Dukakis’s line “ you know I love you more than my luggage “. I love both movies.
@@anastasiabeaverhausen516 I love the name you use Karen WalkerI loved both movies too and my daughter was in Phi Mu in college which is the fraternity that the real Shelby was in.
@@debra2700 thank you! I use the same name on Reddit. Karen is my spirit animal. Shelby’s signature colors are blush and bashful!
Julia is the reason the movie was a success. She is pretty, but it’s her personality that makes the character so love able. So many great performances in the movie from so many actors and actresses. It’s not my typical movie genre and I wasn’t a fan of Roxsette, but I will watch this movie anytime.
Julia is a man
I have never liked her and I don`t think that she is at all pretty.
@@honestchris7472 same for most guys -- completely forced geezer. Like bullock. All false.
@@storiesreadaloud5635 yep.
@Lance, totally agree. If not for Julia this movie would be just OK. She totally lifts up the movie. When she smiled or laughed in the movie, I too smiled and laughed with her. I love this movie and I watch it whenever it's on replay!
Porsche and Ferrari. I don’t think they will ever forget this. What a silly decision to reject the offer.
Big mistake. Huge
@Becky Irby Love it! Love your sense of humor!
One of the greatest “feel good” movies. So wonderful to watch the emergence of a street girl into a sophisticated and gracious elegant lady. Both Richard and Julia are outstanding in the movie.
once a street girl always a street girl
My favourite movie ever!
@@M.R.2024 you need a more sophisticated taste in movies
@@fitnesspoint2006 Be nice...
She wasn’t a street girl. She was paying her way through college as a hooker.
This movie still is one of my favorites. Richard Gere and Julia Roberts’ acting was great. Love the movie.❤️
its a fairytale...did you try to do the same?
I love every scene in Pretty Woman. But one scene always makes me laugh out loud the most. The scene were Edward and Vivienne are out to dinner with his nemesis and his polo player son. That whole scene is hilarious. but I especially love the part where she eats the mint leaf off the mint ice cream. Her facial expression is priceless. That is my absolute favorite part. The rest of the movie is my next favorite part. LoL!! I hope no one ever tries to remake this movie.
If that is your favourite part, all I can say is that you are very easily satisfied, Personally I cant even remember that scene so it obviously did not have any impression on me and no, I wont suffer watching it again.
I am not leaving the apartment until they make Pretty Woman 2.
@@MikeSmith-fs9wh Yess!
@@trudydavis6168 lol
@@honestchris7472 it costs nothing to not be a dick and shit on someone's personal preference.
Having Molly Ringwald star in Pretty Woman instead of Julia Roberts would’ve been like having Shirley Temple star in the Wizard of Oz instead of Judy Garland.
That’s because our mind is already conditioned to only see Julia Roberts in it. If it had never had happened with Julia, your mind would see it differently. It’s just the way we’re programmed see and accept certain things.
@@val13c59 no, it's called bad casting. Judy made us love Dorothy, and Julia made us love Vivienne. Shirley would have been a child, and had so much cutsey confidence from her career starting at an early age. udy being pudgy and vulnerable was what made us love her. Molly was always cold and distant, so can't see her as a femme fatale, and her career stalled. Julie has a quality that with her smile, she makes us love her, no matter what character she is playing. It isn't mind games, it's chemistry.
Wow!Thank you for these unknown trivias about the movie & the cast esp Julia & Richard Gere. What a blockbuster movie. After 31 yrs Julia is still lovely & a very good actress. I watched her in Erin w/c won her as Best Actress in the Oscars. I hope Julia & Richard will make a reunion movie. July 3,2021
She was perfect for the part in pretty woman and she was. ❤❤❤
She still is ;)
her brother is one of my favorite actors
Eric.
it was perfect casting, hindsight is 20/20 but still the right choice
Def one of my fave movies ever. Have watched it countless times!
The movie wouldn't have reached its heights without Julia or Richard, period!
Agreed, on its own the story telling was weak.
imagine disney making a movie that says, don't worry princesses, if you get caught up in prostitution, your prince charming will come and rescue you and you'll live happily ever after
Disney has totally changed its former "family friendly" motif. I wonder what Walt would say.
My wife and I first met when she was an escort. We're still together after 15 years. Granted, she didn't walk the streets, and while I'm no prince charming, it can happen!
@@wallyman292 Thanks for your story. I was posting that point earlier. It happens more than people want to believe.
@@joannaa.5101 🤦♀️ Sure it does..
Love this movie! Julia is beautiful and talented. The same with my handsome man, Gere!
The only 2 color gowns a red head should wear in this movie is that gorgeous red gown or an emerald green color.
Steel Magnolias made Julis famous & she did some incredible acting in it!
Her best movie was Mystic Pizza.
Mystic Pizza was the movie that gave her fame
Erin Brockovich and Mona Lisa Smile are a few others Julia was excellent in.
Julia Roberts and Richard are what made the movie. It is one of all time favorites.
👏🏽💯 I love Richard Gere in the movie Officer and a Gentleman and I love Julia Roberts in the movie Steel Magnolias.
We loved the movie very much ,and still keep watching it when we like ! The pair were fantastic in the film !
My favorite part was when they went to the restaurant and were served escargot. When Vivian shot one across the room and the Maitre d caught it with all the poise of a ML short stop .
OMG yes and she says slippery little ??? That's hilarious 😂😂😂
9:36
It wasn't a mistake.
The movie wouldn't have been such a success without Julia.
I don’t think Molly could have carried it either.
Actually kind of nice to have the lid slammed shut scene confirmed for me. I said right off that wasn’t faked. She didn’t know he was going to do that. Thanks!
At that time in the film Julia & Kiefer broke up. She was doing her best during the shoot, but Richard thought he’d help her along with the trick of snapping the jewelry box on her fingers. It fixed the day.
@@bonnieabrs1003 I read that she was hung over and the director suggested Richard Gere do it to wake her up🤣
When you make a masterpiece, it can’t be improved on! This movie was a masterpiece! From the script, to the actors chosen for their parts, the fabulous clothes, the scene locations, the music, all were perfection! When I saw it at the theater, I became aware of a woman sitting behind me who’d seen it several times before and was narrating it to her friend to prepare her for the best lines. But it was OK because I didn’t miss anything. I loved everything about the movie.
Still one of my favorites. I need to watch again as it has been ages since I have seen it. .
What you see as a masterpiece I view as the most vile and pornographic movie ever made. Streetwalkers are invariably abused and traumatized children. Thy are recruited by pimps and pimpettes when they are exhausted, hungry, and homeless. They are turned out to work their daily quota and are of course raped, beaten, drugged and frequently murdured. Very few meet billionaires on the “stroll” and live happily ever after in mansions. A pauper’s grave is more likely assuming their bodies are found.
The cast, crew, producers and directors should live in perpetual shame for making a movie promoting prostitution as a viable lifestyle and enjoyable entertainment trope. Whatever you were paid it wasn’t worth your soul. Perhaps you would prefer to live a personal hell-on-earth. A police officer will knock at your door and drive you to a morgue where you can identify the dead child as your own before the forensic autopsy begins.
Should people be offended by my comments, please feel free to argue/ debate my post. Just be aware that I spent 47 years in the Child Protection profession. Thousands of interviews with sex-trade workers and not one happy ending to report.
Gary Paqui💯💯💯
@@garypaquin9571 thank you for giving me a sobering thought. At one time I had let your point of view come to my head but I justified the plot by thinking that Vivian and Kit were their own pimps, therefore I wanted to believe they were relatively safe. I since have grown to see that any sex work is always not a good option.
Was a masterpiece, always will be a masterpiece.
You made some bloopers of your own. The necklace was a Ruby necklace with diamonds. It's not pronounced "demi" as in half, it is pronounced "duh-me" for the shortened form of Demetria and it wasn't the red jacket that started a trend it was the brown dress with off white polka dots.
Of all the outfits Roberts wore in the film, the brown dress with white polka dots & the matching hat was my favorite, though I must say 'the tie' came in a close second- LOL.
The whole editing is strange.
I loved every minute of this show! I have always loved Julia Roberts And Richard Gere. This movie is a classic! I really hope nobody tries to remake this movie. I really can’t think of a favorite part because, the whole movie was Awesome 👏🏼 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
One of my ALL TIME movies. Love to watch it every time it's on the tv
Great looking couple 💓
Wow I was 15 when this movie came out! I remember asking for the VHS for my 16th Birthday!
To this day, absolutely love this movie!
Just an FYI in case no one else has mentioned it… The actors name was not Philip Stuckey, the characters name was Philip Stuckey, and he was played by Jason Alexander 👍
The reason why I love distinguish looking gentleman
4:15 Philip Stuckey was not playing the lawyer; Philip Stuckey was the name of the lawyer character, played by Jason Alexander who went on to co-star in Seinfeld.
Molly Ringwald as Vivian?? So glad it was Julia instead. The movie wouldn't have made it as big.
This is one of my most favorite movies.
Who the hell is Philip Stuckey? The Lawyer in the scene shown is Jason Alexander from the show Seinfeld.
I saw that too. Pretty stupid, huh?
@@FREEDOM-qb8db he should have said the “character” Jason A played. That was his character in the movie.
Stuckey was the character’s name.
@@justylex The narrator said "Philip Stuckey who was playing the lawyer", you only get 1/2 a point for the characters name, Jason Alexander is the actor playing the lawyer.
Philip Stuckey is his character name in the movie.
Another excellent movie that features Julia Roberts is "The Pelican Brief".
Who is Philip Stuckey? That is Jason Alexander in that scene isn’t it?
There’s no way the movie would have been as good with Molly Ringwald. Her version of Vivian would have had a more subdued/less likable personality. The big personality that Julia brought to Vivian is the most endearing part of the character.
The best film I've ever watched my airs ill time favorite both actors were great
Naturally..no one is better than the person that actually starred in the movie.
Not her
Why not
I understand a young Diane Lane also turned down the role for Streets of Fite. I think she could have pulled it off.
Phillip Stucci is the characters name, played by Jason Alexander
The reason I think they didn't use actual bubble bath. Was because it would be big bubbles. Not the thick foamy bubbles that would cover her in the tub. Plus the bubble bath bubbles die pretty quickly and your stuck with colored water with no bubbles showing. In less then a half hour. Which is pretty fast to film the scene.
The actors were pick perfectly and the chemistry amazing.! I don't know how many times I'm being watching it.!!!!!
I will always be connected to this movie. I was at the hospital with my mother-in-law where she was at her last day before she died and this movie was on in her room.
@Gail Jackson-Chapman, I'm so sorry for your loss. 💔 This movie was your movie together. Love & Light to you always. ✨️ ❤️ 🕊
@@KitKat-1976 ahh 😌, thank you so much 😊
Never mind how radiantly beautiful Julia was (and still is) in this movie, or how well the chemistry between she and Richard Gere was, but this reworked-into-a-romantic-comedy script was SO well done. And, it made me feel so good when Vivian got even with the bitches on commission in the store. One of the best movies of all time in my book! ❤💙!
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I agree
yuppo " huuuge mistake""
It does make me laugh out loud picture in Molly ringwald and Richard gear lol.
And here’s the irony, Richard Gerry didn’t want to do the movie and said no several times until he met Julia Roberts. Their chemistry was off the charts so much so, that I find it to be a huge coincidence that shortly after the movie was finished he met and started dating Cindy Crawford (Who looks similar to Roberts) if you look at their build,height,same hair and style, both had brown eyes and both were beautiful. I think he was smitten with Julia and knew she just looked at him as a coworker/friend, so he dates someone who reminds him of her but without the acting chops and charisma Julia had. This is just imo.
That was one of the best part of the movie
Jason Alexander was the actor. Philip Stuckey was the name of Edward's lawyer!
Awesome movie terrific actors and they made a good couple 💑
The Lotus car was perfect.
I wonder what happened to the Pretty Woman Lotus. The James Bond Lotus was found and auctioned a few years ago.
2:27 yeah right, the guards ONLY had their eyes on the jewelry Julia had on.
I went to school with Julia (Julie) at Griffin Middle in Smyrna, Ga back in 79-81..the classrooms were in pods with common areas between them and every Friday the teachers would let us perform skits for everyone. Nope, she never performed with us and mostly stayed to herself..I remember her crying a lot when she hadn't done her homework..of course, none of us ended up making $25M a movie like her, so wtf do I know...
Sounds like a Drama Queen all right😆
I've ran into a few people around here that have met her out and about. Can't say that I have myself. All have had the same sentiments for her, that she is a very sweet and cool person. I'm happy to believe it to be true of her.
Beautiful lady. Enjoyed her roles at the flix.
Speaking of bloopers......it was JASON ALEXANDER not Stuckey
Richard Gere was phoning it in. He didn’t respect Roberts’s acting talent.
Later, in that Peter Pan film with Robin Williams, Julia Roberts was phoning it in.
The necklace was not a gift. It was a loan from the jeweler.
I can't believe you didn't mention the breakfast scene where she starts out eating a croissant, then in the next shot, she's eating a pancake.
LOL I never noticed that, I just thought she ate a lot :P
I sure noticed that too lol. Glad you noticed. Always laughed at that😍😍
That would be an actual "blooper"
@@debbiewaksmonski4100 Absolutely right! I noticed that in the theater, then promptly forgot.
It's not a blooper. She just ate the pancake after the croissant. It was shown in the scene how Edward didn't know what she would like so he ordered everything
Pity they didn't get a beautiful woman to play a beautiful woman.
I still don’t know what the blooper is, which is mentioned in the video title.
The narrator states that the lawyer was played by actor Philip Stuckey. That was the character’s name. The actor was Jason Alexander - who played George Costanza on Seinfeld.
I really don’t think another actress would have brought the same style to the film. Julia was so tired the day of the necklace shooting and Gary told Geere to slam the box on Julia’s fingers because he wanted a true response and he got it and they kept it in. I love the Red dress.
Richard is the most handsome man to me ever. This was a perfect match and truly was epic. These are not bloopers. They made the movie!
I agree. Richard Gere has always been my celebrity crush when he played in Officer and a Gentleman.
If you think Gere is gorgeous, watch "American Gigolo"... wholly cow (spoiler alert: full-frontal nudity). That's the movie in which I went gaga over him. He was also in "Looking For Mr. Goodbar" but I didn't really pay much attention because I didn't like the movie.
@@SouthSideLadyWright Mine was he played in "Gigolo." That was my first crush.
@@SouthSideLadyWright That one also one of my favorite's as well.
I am 81 but I agree, Richard Gere is THE most handsome man.
Richard Gere is also a guitarist and has a large guitar collection. and Julia Roberts also has a brother who is also an actor. Eric Roberts. but the two of them are sort of a stranged and don't communicate with each other very much. and Lotus had to send a person along with the car to give Richard Gere tips on how to drive the car. because like most exotic cars they are not particularly easy to drive. for someone who hasn't driven them before. and Roy Orbison records for the song "Pretty Woman". received a boost in royalties from the movie. even though it was already a very huge hit, with record sales in the millions.
Eric Roberts (brother).
You suggested , " looking closer ". I've been looking very close at Julia Roberts and her career for 30 years now .
One of my all time favorites. I watch it several times a month.
Merci for this tour of the trivia around this movie.
Waiting for it to come to TV on Turner Classic Movies..
The necklace was not a gift for Vivian, it was on loan from the jewelry store
Thank you. I noticed that too.
No matter what, this movie will always be a classic.
she was only 21 that time? she looks... older. but still pretty though.
Phillip Stuckey is the character played by Jason Alexander. You seem to think Gere had a problem with "stuckey." LOL
One of the funniest and best movies .. Loved it. 😍