Richard Gere and Julia Roberts starred in the iconic film ‘Pretty Woman’ in 1990. During an exclusive interview at a gala event in New York City, Gere hinted that there might be a possibility of a sequel to the beloved romantic comedy if there is a good script. In the original movie, Roberts played Vivian Ward, a sex worker hired by Gere’s character Edward Lewis, and the story follows their week together at a luxury hotel where they fall in love. Directed by Garry Marshall, ‘Pretty Woman’ celebrated its 35th anniversary in March and is remembered for the chemistry between the lead actors and Vivian’s notable wardrobe. Gere reflected on his initial doubts about the film but expressed gratitude for the opportunities it brought him. He shared insights on developing his character with the help of Marshall and Roberts, emphasizing the importance of trust and collaboration on set. Gere’s family, including his wife Alejandra and son Homer, joined him at the gala event where he praised the work of the food rescue organization being supported.
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