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It’s a famous 1990s romantic comedy. However, Julia Roberts and Richard Gere had “no chemistry” in Pretty Woman, according to a joke. The 75 year old heart breaker thought back about his depiction of smooth head honcho Edward Lewis in the 1990 hit film, amusingly remarking on how his job was “criminally guaranteed”. During a masterclass at the Venice Film Celebration, he joked: “I was playing a person that was criminally guaranteed.” He went on with a laugh: “It was essentially a suit and a decent hair style.” 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. Considering their dynamic, he kidded, “This entertainer and this entertainer clearly had no science between them… That has eluded me for a very long time. That is a provocative scene.” The Hollywood legend additionally shared in the background insights concerning one of Pretty Lady’s most vital minutes – the tempting piano scene. Unscripted and brought into the world from ad lib, Richard reviewed the natural making of the scene: “We didn’t have any idea how we would utilize it later. It turned out to be fundamental to the film.” He described the discussion with chief Garry Marshall that prompted the unconstrained wizardry. “Garry shared with me, ‘What do you do late around evening time in a lodging?’ What’s more, I said, ‘All things considered, I’m generally stream slacked, [that] would be the time I’m in an inn. So I’m up the entire evening and typically there’s a dance hall some place or a bar, and I’ll see as a piano and I’ll play the piano.'” Propelled by this knowledge, Garry added it to the film, Richard reviewed. “He said, ‘Indeed, how about we accomplish something with that. So we just fundamentally ad libbed this scene, and he said, ‘Play something grouchy.’ I recently began playing something cranky that was this character’s inside life.”