Pretty Woman (1990)
Pretty Woman (1990)
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Cast
as Vivian Ward
as Edward Lewis
as Barney Thompson
as James Morse
as Philip Stuckey
as Kit De Luca
as David Morse
as Elizabeth Stuckey
as Bridget
as Hollister
as Susan
as Howard
as Carlos
as Detective
as Magician
as Happy Man
as Landlord
as Olsen Sister
as Rachel
as Bermuda
as Man in Car
as Cruiser
as Pops
as Artist
as Night Doorman
as Angel
as Skateboard Kid
as Night Elevator Operator Dennis
as Day Desk Clerk
as Night Desk Clerk
as Desk Clerk
as Room Service Waiter
as Night Doorman
as Happy Man
as Day Doorman
as Day Bellhop
as Bellhop
as Darryl, The Limo Driver
as Lounge Pianist
as Woman in Lobby
as Italian Businessman
as Japanese Businessman
as American Businessman
as Snobby Saleswoman
as Marie
as Tie Salesman
as Maitre d'
as Room Service Waiter
as Waiter
as Sen. Adams
as Sodstomping Announcer
as Bellhop
as Game Announcer
as Polite Husband
as Woman at Car
as Vance
as Mark
as Jake
as `Violetta'
as `Alfredo'
as Matron
as Usher
as Female Guest
as Male Guest
as Tourist Man
as Tourist Woman
as Saleswoman
as Saleswoman
as Saleswoman
as Olsen Sister
as Mark
as Saleswoman
as Olsen Sister
as Waitress
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Critic Reviews for Pretty Woman
All Critics (57) | Top Critics (11) | Fresh (35) | Rotten (22) | DVD (18)
The movie displays an almost preternatural disregard for women's feelings - call it Pygmalion, with a heavy accent on the first syllable - but the comedy is so slickly delivered that audiences may be content with chuckling over its polished surface ...
This is old-fashioned, assembly-line moviemaking without the old panache.
Pic's casting is astute, with Gere underplaying like a sturdy ballet star who hoists the ballerina Roberts on his shoulders.
It's saying Roberts' character becomes a better person when she lands a rich guy and learns to cry at the opera.
He pays her $3,000 and they fall in love -- ain't Hollywood grand?
For a film that attempts to satirise snooty materialism, it focuses too pantingly on the designer labels, and comes down firmly on the side of 'rich is better'.
Audience Reviews for Pretty Woman
Even if completely unrealistic, it is easy to enjoy this delightful little Cinderella story that works so well thanks to the chemistry between the two leads and the delicious dialogue, while Julia Roberts puts in a very adorable performance.
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This is a great romcom that is a classic even till this day! I believe it was one of Roberts major breakthrough films and i think we can see why! Its a lovely romcom that is enjoyable to watch and smile with! Very much worth the watch!
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classic story
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Pretty Woman Quotes
| Edward Lewis: | It's just that very few people surprise me. |
| Vivian Ward: | Well you're lucky. Most of 'em shock the hell out of me. |
| Edward Lewis: | It's just that very few people surprise me. |
| Vivian Ward: | Well you're lucky. Most of 'em shock the hell out of me. |
| Edward Lewis: | People's reaction to opera the first time they see it is very dramatic. They either love it or hate it. If they love it, they will always love it. If they don't, they may learn to appreciate it, but it will never become part of their soul. |
| Vivian Ward: | I want the fairy tale. |
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