Early 1990
Large Release.

Moderate Acceptance
High Budget.

– Directed by Garry Marshall
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Pretty Woman

Pretty Woman is an American romantic comedy motion picture that was one of the top films at the box office in 1990. The title character, a prostitute named Vivian Ward, was played by Julia Roberts, who received a Golden Globe award for her role. She was also nominated for an Academy Award, Best Actress. Screenwriter J. F. Lawton was nominated for a Writer's Guild Award and a British Academy Award.

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:00:10

[ People Chattering, Laughing ]

:00:15

[ Man #1 ] Broke in right
on the two of them.

:00:17

[ Man #2 ] No matter what they say,
it's all about money.

:00:21

So let's imagine, ladies, that you're
a Savings and Loan officer. Watch.

:00:24

One, two, three. See ?

:00:27

You've got it all,
and we've got nothin'.

:00:29

- And you have all four. Take a look.
- Oh !

:00:31

But I wouldn't trust you
with real gold.

:00:33

- That's why this one's
only worth about a penny.
- [ Man ] Hmm.

:00:36

And if you wonder where
the other one went, watch.

:00:39

A penny from the ear.
How much for the rest ? [ Laughs ]

:00:41

- Have you seen Edward ?
- No, I haven't. Great party, Philip.

:00:44

My wife went to a lot of trouble;
she called a caterer.

:00:46

- Excuse me, Ann. Howard, how are you ?
- Philip, good.

:00:48

Hey, I understand Edward's
taking over Morse Industries.

:00:50

- Yeah, well, he's not
here to get a suntan.
- Can I get in on it ?

:00:53

- Yeah. Call me.
- When ?

:00:55

Just call me.

:00:57

- Uh, hi. I'm Philip Stuckey,
Edward Lewis's lawyer.
- Where's the guest of honor ?

:01:00

He's probably off in a corner
somewhere charming a very pretty lady.

:01:02

How are you ?
[ Kiss ]

:01:04

I told my secretary to make the
arrangements. Didn't she call you ?

:01:08

[ Woman ] Yes, she did. I speak to
your secretary more than I speak to you.

:01:12

- I see.
- I have my own life too,
you know, Edward.

:01:15

This is a very important week
for me. I need you here.

:01:18

But you never give me any notice. You
just think I'm at your beck and call.

:01:22

I do not believe that you
are at my beck and call.

:01:25

Well, that's the way
you always make me feel.

:01:27

- Maybe I should just move out.
- If that's what you want, yes.

:01:30

All right, when you get back
to New York, we'll discuss it.

:01:32

- Now is as good a time as any.
- That's fine with me, Edward. Good-bye.

:01:35

- [ Click ]
- Good-bye, Jessica.

:01:40

[ Party Chatter ]

:01:42

- Phil suggested that maybe
I should take a l--
- Phil is just my lawyer, okay ?

:01:45

- Yes, sir.
- How did the Morse stock open
at the Nikkei ?

:01:48

- I don't know.
- You don't know ? Tokyo
opened maybe 90 minutes ago.

:01:52

- You have to keep on top
of these things, all right ?
- Done.

:01:54

- Hello, Mr. Lewis.
- Hi. How you doin' ?
I want this whole thing...

:01:56

wrapped up as soon as possible;
I gotta get to New York by Sunday.

:01:58

- I got tickets to the Met.
- Yes, sir.

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