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It’s a classic rom-com from the 1990s. However, Julia Roberts and Richard Gere had “no chemistry” in Pretty Woman, according to a joke. The 75-year-old heartthrob joked that his role as Edward Lewis, a sultry businessman, was “criminally underwritten,” reminiscing about the role. He jokingly stated, “I was playing a character that was almost criminally underwritten” during a masterclass at the Venice Film Festival. “It was basically a suit and a good haircut,” he jokingly added. Richard then made a witty comment about his on-screen partnership with Julia, who played Vivian Ward, a prostitute. He said that he and Julia, 56, “had no chemistry” with Vivian Ward. He joked, “This actor and this actress obviously had no chemistry between them… ” as he thought about their dynamic. That has eluded me for a very long time. That is a seductive scene. The Hollywood legend also gave behind-the-scenes information about the seductive piano scene, one of Pretty Woman’s most memorable scenes. “We didn’t know how we would use it later,” Richard recalled of the scene’s organic creation, which was improvised and unscripted. In the end, it was crucial to the movie.” He talked about the conversation that led to the spontaneous magic with director Garry Marshall. “What do you do at night in a hotel?” Gary asked me. And I replied, “Well, I usually get jet lag when I stay in a hotel.” So I stay up all night, usually in a bar or ballroom, and I’ll find a piano and play the piano.” Richard recalled that Garry added this insight to the movie out of inspiration. “Well, let’s do something with that,” he said. So basically we just improvised this scene, and he told us to play something moody. I just started playing a moody interior life for this character.”