Julia Roberts: Pretty Woman was a DARK Screenplay‼️ 

I would like both versions.

Imagine if we'd not been lied to as kids. Seriously a ho that finds a wealthy man. Thats literally every Disney movie except for aladinn. Then it switched roles.

@@Will-dn9dq Actually i know some real life examples.

@@stevem2323 yeah trumps wife's 😆 most big celebrity athletes wives. It's not uncommon. I see girls that were 12yr sluts now 35 an church going. They sure aren't telling on themselves. I've seen girls mix races then act like thats a horrible thing around other white men. Even asked not to tell. It's hilarious when group friends get together an talk about the worst hos in school with using behavior not names. An there's the one silent 35yrish woman. Women love to lie an hide their past unless it works for them. They are tailored young that they are weak vs men. So must try to outsmart an lie. Problems they are each others competitors not sisters! So they have no real ppl in their lives. Why? Because they are fake themselves. 🙄 few years ago was w a gf. She told her mom I lived further away to avoid taking her to her brother house. Uh seriously 😐 you just met me month ago an telling your mom lies about me? What am I supposed to say if we meet an I'm asked where I live? Huge red flag

Imagine selling your screenplay that you've been writing for years, finding out Richard Gere and Julia Roberts were going to tell your story... only for it to recieve the ultimate studio hack job, and your original story was never even told.

Haha. success. 😊

Yes, in the elevator at work at 9 am

Funniest comment Ever!! 😂😂😂😂👏👏👏

nothing more relatable for me as a teacher🤣

Jajajaja

😂🎯

My favorite line!

You Work On Commission. Also remember "Slippery Little Devils."😂

“I have to go shopping now.” 😌

I LOVE that scene! Snooty Rodeo Drive beeyotches got their justified comeuppances!!

Even though she wasn't a big star when it got released a role like that needs somebody with a very big personality very charismatic to carry it in order to generate mass appeal and Julia was the perfect person for that

tbh honest it's a rom com a romantic one... i think other can BUT it looks so right on her

@@Model_RoeTom Cruise, Leonardo DiCaprio and The Rock are the world‘s biggest movie stars.

@@Manuel2395-g6m I know I'm saying back in the day Julia was you can google her stats for a decade almost every movie Julia debuted #1 at the box office and grossed over $100 million domestically when you say "movie star" I don't just refer to popularity I go by their impact on commercial revenue eg how much their movies gross locally and abroad very few actors are in that category others being Denzel Washington to your point Leo DiCaprio and Tom Cruise

@@Model_Roe Tom Cruise has a worldwide box office of $12.1 billion. Julia $5.4 billion.😂 Tom‘s movies made over $6.7 BILLION more Not even a competition lol

Is the world not realistic enough for you? Do we need to see that again in the film?

It's kinda a boring ending. It's a coming back to where you started ending. I kinda understand they changed that.

We go to the movies to escape reality.

Exactly.

​@@walterhofer937yes because this film tricks girls and women into thinking that prostitution is fun and glamorous and that you can find the man of your dreams by sleeping with random men for money. That's why it's nonsense and shouldn't have been made...

Bruh 😂 to this day Pretty Woman is one of my favorite movies I am not lying when I say I have watched it a thousand times and to your point the chemistry between Julia and Richard made the movie I think with any other actors would have been very mid

Huge

❤😅😂​@@angel213fl

How refreshing to see a RU-vid commenter comment on the appearance of a female celebrity

WHY does everyone NOW, say good “0N” you?? Instead of like IT was ALWAYS said, for decades and decades, as good “FOR” you?? WHY IS THAT??

⁠@@foofookachoo1136”good on you” and “good for you” mean different things. “Good for you” is commonly used to congratulate someone for an achievement or if something good HAPPENED to them. “Good on you” is used to commend good behavior/to praise someone when they do something noteworthy. For example, if a friend got a bonus and raise at work I might say “good for you!” to generally congratulate them for the increase in pay. Alternatively, I might also say “good on you!” to specifically praise the hard work they did to earn that raise. “Good for you” can also be used in the same context as “good on you”, and it often is, but “good on you” is still grammatically correct. “Good on you” is also more common in British English, which is where it originated, whereas American English favors “good for you”. Hope this helps.

@@hotelbellamuerte Well, I have just never heard the expression, “good ON you” , EVER, until just the last yr or two!! ALL my life I have ALWAYS heard, “good FOR you”!!! Thank u for going to the length that u did. But I don’t think I can change now! Been thinking and saying it THAT way for 65yrs!!

​@@foofookachoo1136 I'd like to add, if I may, that "good for you" can (now in any case) also be used sarcastically in a negative or passive aggressive way to convey envy, anger or dissatisfaction with a person or situation. For example, "oh you got a raise, did you? Well, good for you because I didn't get one". However, "good on you" as far as I know, is always positive.

💔💔💔 I'm so sorry

😢I'm sorry

My condolences. I once heard: “What is grief if not love persevering?” Whenever you’re ready… if you ever feel like honoring him by watching it, you might make it a continuation of him and his memory.

Awe I'm sorry for your loss. It's not the same thing but my best and only friend passed away over two years ago. There was a song she wanted played at her funeral as well as songs we listened to together. I couldn't listen to those songs for well over a year. I just couldn't bring myself to do it bc I knew I'd break down. Finally I was able to listen and when I drive by her old place I jam out to them lol sometimes I cry. Well most of the time I cry. Other times I sing and smile bc she was my friend and I was blessed to have had such a wonderful friend. I miss her tremendously and I always will. My condolences to you. Grief is a tricky thing. One day you'll think you're getting better then it hits you again.

Love and prayers for healing ❤.

Same 😂! I'm not lying when I say I've watched it a thousand times it's one of my favorite movies

The soundtrack was amazing!

@@SaraMKay Isn’t it though?😃

It's not even that strong of an accent really... I'm from the south and we got the twang.

​@larkholland twang is Midwestern not southern. Southern is drawl

​@@angelofknowledge9389 there are actually a lot of different southern accents as people encounter when traveling around the south. I'm from Durham, NC. My accent is different from a coastal or mountain or wealthy Virginia accent. I don't know where she's from, but her accent when she was younger sounds more twangy to me than a slower drawl. While it is common to describe a Texas or maybe a Kansas accent as a twang, I think it can also describe a sound from a string instrument. I tend to think of drawl as more characteristic of some slower paced, drawn out, deep south accents (more common among white folks) and then also some wealthier accents that could be from Virginia or wherever.

@@BethBruch twang is nasally, high pitched. Midwestern. Drawl is rounded.

Yeah🎉

Yes! The scene where he closed the necklace box on her and she pulls her hand back and laughs was just Geer joking around on set. Her laugh and smile are so real!

​@@karenellis5372When she said "be funny, action" that's the scene that came to my mind, even though I didn't know for sure 😄😁

Clearly a man

Julia Roberts is looking like Caitlin Jenner more and more these days 😂😂😂😂

Correct Toni

​@@gymnastundercover7729 Stay off the drugs dog

😂

there's no accent to me, which I find comforting :)

Such a doll. ❤

Imagining how Disney was then Vs now and her statement still stands

Maybe because Pretty Woman came a year after Steel Magnolias when she had to do an exaggerated Southern accent.

​@@pagemastrogiovanni9195 It wasn't exaggerated bc of Steel Magnolias. That was her voice in the 90s. Watch "The Pelican Brief" or "Flatliners" from the early 90s. You'll see how much she's buried her natural accent between then & now. I think she's from Smyrna, GA & Steel Magnolias takes place in LA.

It's not even that strong of an accent really... I'm from the south and we got the twang.

As a southerner, I love hearing it from her so much in the older clip. (Most times I only hear sad fake accents from movie stars & it feels patronizing or stigmatizing.) I'm also a little sad that she most likely had to cover it as part of cultivating her movie star persona. Hopefully it's just that through her career other accents have simply rubbed off on her more. I'm glad she retains a hint of it though.

Nice ❤

It's kind of a bummer she lost her accent over the years. It was quite subtle to begin with but still very charming.

I don’t hear the difference. Though I’m not American.

Best line 🤣🤣🤣👌

Yes

Love it😂🎉

That quote is by her best friend Kit De Luca from the film. I always thought the film was a modern twist on My Fair Lady

Rig, Bev, Will Rodeo Drive, Baby

I agree. I love the movie.

Julia roberts is a man

That’s not a southern accent. Unless you mean Southern California.

​@@ABeeSees.She's originally from Georgia & that is definitely a southern accent. She doesn't have it so much now, but there was still a hint of it in the flashback clip.

Very good observation 👍🏽

A good guy cleaning up prostitution!

Hell is hot

Hell doesn't exist. But I hear Florida is the closest real-life example.

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​@mydogsioux all states and cities have bad sections...just like in ancient times BETHLEHEM was considered a place where no one wanted to say they were from BUT God chose this lowly place to bring our salvation NOT AMONGST the haughty, rich or elites.

It ended up being "My fair lady."

Even the bit at the race track. "come on, Dover! Move yer bloomin' arse!"

Not for theodora and several others on history.

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Real life? You think in real life rich hot dudes pick up junkie hookers on a street and pay them 3k for a week? 😂🤦‍♀️

😂🤣 She’s a horrible actress and I don’t know why anyone thinks she is pretty. She looks like an elf.

originally they wanted molly ringwald for this part. Richard Geer wasn't on board at 1st either when offered. think they were perfect together, they had the chemistry it took.

only if they're good at their jobs. it feels like so many movies/tv shows are ruined by bad writing

​@@archgirl7797because they're not being paid or given enough time or resources to write well. it's completely unsustainable to expect someone to do a good job when they cant even make a proper living. several writers had to sell their houses just to buy food etc. Pay first, expect a good script after.

​@archgirl7797 Producers will give notes that make them change a perfectly good script into something worse, and then another producer will give them another note that takes it in the opposite direction. It's not like it's the writer's fault. This is before the director gets in there. The first person to get fired is the writer. There may be other people that worked on it and didn't even get credit for it because you have to change it a certain percentage. Going forward there's going to be a credit at the end of a movie where it talks about additional material. At least they'll get something there.

Writers should get paid more, but I don't think that using this movie is a good example. She literally just said that they didn't have much of a script at all and that the actors were making it up on the spot. In other words, the actors were the writers.

​@@archgirl7797 the 3000 script was by far more superior. Wish they still make a movie of it.

Erin Brockovich was (IMO) her best work.

Same here especially as it's one of my all time favourite movies and for about 30 years now!They sure don't make them like in the nineties anymore.

Just came across the exact quote: She had switched into someone who was not herself and her young son saw that. As has been well-documented in psychological investigations of other forms of torture, overwhelming cruelty results in fragmentation of the mind into different parts of the self that observe, and react, as well as those that do not know about the harm. Sara's dissociation was an escape strategy to handle overwhelming fear and pain by splitting that off from the rest of her self. This harm is made particularly difficult to see because of the invisibility of prostitution's harm to women in the mainstream media. A woman in prostitution told me that the one line in the movie "Pretty Woman" that was not a lie was when the john (Richard Gere) asked the prostitute (Julia Roberts) what her name was, and she responded "Anything you want it to be." In prostitution, she is depersonalized; her name and identity disappear. She shuts down her feelings to protect her self.

​@@lucindanewcomb8769This is also true of victims of sexual assault, what is described here. DISCLAIMER: I CAN ONLY SPEAK FROM A FEMALE VICTIM'S POINT OF VIEW.

​@@patriciaroberts308- Women have the highest numbers of PTSD which is no surprise. Prostitution IS sexual assault. It is monetised r*pe.

Ehhh… As Vivian said at the end .. _… and she saved him right back…_ (which saved it from having a 100% predictably corny ending for me).

Eliza Doolittle was poor but she wasn't a hooker. And she didn't even end up with the guy.

Lol, me too😂

Yes!!!

So cute 💛

That is so sweet. 😊

Awww.. were you a sex worker who he 'saved'? 🤔How sweet 🤮

Omg this is so sweet! God bless your marriage!

How sad for you

I wish more people would keep their opinions about how people look to themselves.

​@@elizabethm7163Why the harsh reply ? He was just saying he prefers the natural beauty of women. I think he's right. Young women dont need to wear much make-up. Their youth is their beauty 😊

​@@elizabethm7163 I think the keyword you missed from the earlier comment was *"Wish"*

I'm glad Kit lives! ❤

Oh my gosh me too kit is like the best character.

It hasn't.

Right? Her dialect is much more universal Midwest sounding.

man

Accent diluted, yes, but Aging. Hormones change, voice deepens, also overuse from work, and possibly any smoking history.

Her face too 🤣.

Like seeing hos overcome huh. Much in common?

​@@Will-dn9dqWow. That was mean. It actually is a great movie.

​@@Will-dn9dqlike your mom?

@@Will-dn9dqYou simply sound like a sad person.

Prostitutes are my favourite people of all time

Are you kidding me?

I agree. And she’s aged in a natural looking way. She doesn’t look like plastic😂

Neither is English.

Yuck

She should sue her plastic surgeon.

​@@RaspberryLemonade101I think it's aging but what do you think she had done?

She looks like Katlyn Jenner now.

She bullied her sister into committing suicide.

Oh my YOU NEED TO GET OUT MORE

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She's as kind as she is beautiful. I had the pleasure of meeting her and she chatted with me for a while. This was back when she was married to Lyle Lovett. I worked security for one of his shows and she "tagged along." None of us backstage could believe she was actually there. We were all giddy as could be. She gave me her autograph and interrupted Lyle talking with a group to have him give me his autograph, too. I still have them. It was surreal!

😂

Not really

Well . . . Let's say "she was"

@@lynnepostings 😂 u guys are terrible! Lol I think she's still beautiful. She's such a rare beauty that even in old age shes pretty

@@yvonne4978 😉👍

Absolutely a magician to convince idiots that sex work is funny. What the hell? Go for it. Try it yourself. See how long you stay alive.

it’s a misogynistic piece of trash

Right-these 2 were not healthy and were actually a toxic relationship even in the final film

Change the way you look at things and the things you look at change.

Sure AND dont we Actually need POSITIVITY and LAUGHS and ROMANCE 😊❤🎉😮

Lol okey dokey

No

Not everyone loves it. Prettying up prostitution. Ridiculous. Women who are killed regularly. Manhandled. Harmed. Abused.

not everyone loves misogynistic fairytales