Who couldn't love Vivian Ward, Julia Roberts' character in the 1990 film "Pretty Woman"? She's a straightforward and strong-willed young ...
"Pretty Woman" ("Pretty Woman" in Latin America) is an American romantic comedy film starring Julia Roberts and Richard Gere. It was directed by Garry Marshall and released on March 23, 1990 in the United States, with a huge box office success.
In the film, Edward Lewis (Gere) is a wealthy businessman who regularly travels to Los Angeles, where he stays in a luxurious hotel suite, the Regent Beverly Wilshire. After an argument with his girlfriend, his partners ask him about the need to be accompanied to a business meeting.
In an ambivalent decision, he takes a prostitute, Vivian Ward (Julia Roberts), to the hotel, who has somewhat vulgar behavior, but Edward is attracted to the woman and offers to stay with him all week in exchange for 3,000 dollars. She agrees to said transaction.
Throughout that week, they will get to know and become intimate and develop feelings. Edward pays Vivian for expensive brand-name clothing so that she can dress according to her socioeconomic position and can accompany him to the social events she usually attends.
Finally, they will fall in love and form a stable couple, where she will highlight the influence that she will have on Edward's change of attitude towards business, and in which he will give up his destructive policy of buying companies and then cleaning them up and selling them, in favor of a policy of building and maintaining companies.
