Pretty Woman

Synopsis

In 1991, the romantic comedy film 'Pretty Woman' directed by Garry Marshall captivated audiences with its charming storyline. The movie follows the unlikely love story between a wealthy businessman named Edward Lewis, portrayed by Richard Gere, and a kind-hearted and vivacious prostitute named Vivian Ward, played by Julia Roberts. Set against the backdrop of the bustling streets of Los Angeles, the film explores themes of love, class differences, and self-discovery. As Edward and Vivian navigate their complex relationship, they learn valuable lessons about acceptance, kindness, and the transformative power of love. With its mix of romance, humor, and heartwarming moments, 'Pretty Woman' remains a beloved classic that continues to capture the hearts of viewers worldwide.

Cast

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  Veronica Yip Yuk-Hing

  Lo Yin Hsin / Mimin

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  Alex Fong Chung-Sun

  Lin Cha Sin

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  Kent Tong Chun-Yip

  George

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  Charlie Cho Cha-Lee

  Charlie Chau

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  Mondi Yau Yuet-Ching

  Miss Ode

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  Lee Yuet-Sin

  May

Reviews

Critics have praised 'Pretty Woman' for its captivating performances, especially by Julia Roberts, who shines in her role as Vivian Ward. The chemistry between Roberts and Richard Gere is palpable, adding depth to the romantic narrative. The film's engaging storyline, witty dialogue, and memorable soundtrack have also received acclaim. Despite some critics pointing out the film's clichés and predictable plot points, the overall consensus is that 'Pretty Woman' delivers an entertaining and heartwarming cinematic experience. While the film may not be groundbreaking, its timeless appeal and feel-good vibes have secured its status as a beloved classic among fans of romantic comedies. Ratings like IMDb's 5.0/10, may not reflect the enduring popularity and charm of this iconic movie.