32 years ago, one of Hollywood’s most well-known films made its premiere. Golden Globe and Academy awards were among the many honors that the film “Pretty Woman” was able to win.
Despite the fact that the film’s ensemble may have been very different, director Harry Marshal gave the screenplay to Richard Gere and Julia Roberts. The performer, however, did not readily or quickly concur.
After reading the screenplay, Richard opted against taking part because he found it to be too obscene. However, Gere changed his mind as soon as the two major characters encountered, which was arranged by the director Harry Marshal. As the evening went on, they had a lengthy discussion, and when Gere arrived home, he found a note in his wallet that read, “Say yes, please.
These three statements changed Gere’s viewpoint, and the outcome is what is visible. A great ensemble in a wonderful movie.
