Pretty Woman (1990)
Año de Estreno: 1990
Nación: United States
Título Alternativo: Mujer bonita, Хубава жена, Uma Linda Mulher, Une jolie femme, Zgodna žena, Micsoda nő, Isha Yaffa, Grazi moteris, Pretty Woman: Um Sonho de Mulher, Zgodna žena, Красотка, Cedno dekle, Красотка, Özel bir kadin
Director: Garry Marshall
Guionista: J.F. Lawton
Producción & Género
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Compañías: Arnon Milchan Productions, Regency Enterprises, Silver Screen Partners IV, Touchstone Pictures
Género: Comedy, Romance, Romantic Comedy
Premios & Similares
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Palabras Clave
Palabras Clave: beverly hills, bubble bath, business deal, capitalism, cinderella story, contract relationship, entrepreneur, expensive restaurant, fire escape, hooker, italian opera, los angeles, california, millionaire, penthouse, polo match, prostitute, pygmalion, romantic, romcom, shopping spree, social differences, sports car, street smarts, valentine's day, workaholic
Argumento
Edward Lewis, a wealthy businessman, hires Vivian Ward, a prostitute, to accompany him at social events while he's in Los Angeles for business. Initially, their relationship is purely contractual, but they soon develop genuine feelings for each other despite coming from different worlds. Edward introduces Vivian to the upscale lifestyle, taking her shopping and teaching her etiquette, while Vivian brings some warmth and spontaneity into Edward's otherwise rigid life. However, their differing backgrounds cause tension as Edward struggles with his desire for Vivian and his fear of being judged by his high society peers. Vivian also grapples with feelings of inadequacy and worries about returning to her old life after the week is over.
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Resumen
Directed by Garry Marshall in 1990, 'Pretty Woman' is a romantic comedy that tells a modern Cinderella story set against the backdrop of Beverly Hills. The film explores themes of social class, love across boundaries, and self-discovery through its unconventional relationship between Edward Lewis (Richard Gere), a successful but emotionally detached businessman, and Vivian Ward (Julia Roberts), a vibrant and street-smart prostitute. Although the plot is primarily focused on their romantic involvement, it also touches upon broader issues such as capitalism and materialism.
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