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Pretty Woman - Garry Marshall

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Directed by: 
Garry Marshall
Screenplay by: 
J. F. Lawton
Produced by: 
Arnon Milchan
Steven Reuther
Release year: 
1990
Country: 
United States of America
Runtime: 
119min
Genre: 
Romance Film
Comedy
Music by: 
James Newton Howard
Sequel: 
Runaway Bride
Locations: 
Los Angeles
Soundtrack: 
Pretty Woman
Tagline: 
She walked off the street, into his life and stole his heart.
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Plot: 
Edward is a rich, ruthless businessman who specializes in taking over companies and then selling them off piece by piece. He travels to Los Angeles for a business trip and decides to hire a prostitute. They take a liking to each other and he offers her money if she'll stay with him for an entire week while he makes the "rich and famous" scene (since it doesn't do for a man of his stature to be alone at society parties and polo matches). Romantic comedy (and complications) ensue.
Cast: 
Julia Roberts
as
Vivian Ward
Richard Gere
as
Edward Lewis
Jason Alexander
as
Philip Stuckey
Ralph Bellamy
as
James Morse
Elinor Donahue
as
Bridget
Héctor Elizondo
as
Barney Thompson
Laura San Giacomo
as
Kit De Luca
Alex Hyde-White
as
David Morse
Judith Baldwin
as
Susan
Amy Yasbeck
as
Elizabeth Stuckey
Bill Applebaum
as
Howard
Jason Randal
as
Magician
Tracy Bjork
as
Female Guest
Billy Gallo
as
Carlos
Gary Greene
as
Male Guest
Hank Azaria
as
Detective
Dey Young
as
Snobby Saleswoman
Larry Hankin
as
Landlord
Julie Paris
as
Rachel
Rhonda Hansome
as
Bermuda
Harvey Keenan
as
Man in Car
Marty Nadler
as
Tourist Man
Lynda Goodfriend
as
Tourist Woman
Reed Anthony
as
Cruiser
Frank Campanella
as
Pops
Jackie O'Brien
as
Artist
Cheri Caspari
as
Angel
Scott Marshall
as
Skateboard Kid
Patrick Richwood
as
Dennis
(
Night Elevator Operator
)
Kathleen Marshall
as
Day Desk Clerk
Laurelle Mehus
as
Night Desk Clerk
Don Feldstein
as
Male Desk Clerk
Marvin Braverman
as
Room Service Waiter
Al Sapienza
as
Night Doorman
Jeff Michalski
as
Day Doorman
James Patrick Stuart
as
Day Bellhop
Lloyd T. Williams
as
Bellhop
R. Darrell Hunter
as
Darryl
(
The Limo Driver
)
Jimmy Dunne
as
Lounge Pianist
Valorie Armstrong
as
Woman in Lobby
Steve Restivo
as
Italian Businessman
Rodney Kageyama
as
Japanese Businessman
Douglas Stitzel
as
American Businessman
Shane Ross
as
Marie
Carol Williard
as
Saleswoman #1
Minda Burr
as
Saleswoman #2
Robyn Peterson
as
Saleswoman #3
Mariann Aalda
as
Saleswoman #4
R.C. Everbeck
as
Tie Salesman
Michael French
as
Maitre D'
Allan Kent
as
Waiter
Walter Stacy Keach
as
Senator Adams
Lucinda Crosby
as
Olsen Sister #1
Nancy Locke
as
Olsen Sister #2
Calvin Remsberg
as
Sod Stomping Announcer
Lloyd Nelson
as
Game Announcer
Norman Large
as
Polite Husband
Tracy Reiner
as
Woman at Car
Tommy Nolan
as
Vance
John David Carson
as
Mark
Daniel Bardol
as
Jake
Karin Calabro
as
Violetta in "La Traviata"
Bruce Eckstut
as
Alfredo in "La Traviata"
Amzie Strickland
as
Matron
Mychael Bates
as
Usher
Garry Marshall
as
Bum Tour Guide
Charles Minsky
as
Janitor with Water Hose
Blair Richwood
as
Blair
Randall Rutledge
as
Security Guard
Abdul Salaam El Razzac
as
Happy Man
Larry Miller
as
Mr. Hollister

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