We
were
craving
to
see
the
magic
of
Richard
Gere
and
Julia
Roberts
back
from
their
classic
movie,
Pretty
Woman.
And
guess
what,
we
saw
how
the
Pretty
Woman
stars
look
like
after
25
years
at
their
reunion.
The
cast
of
Pretty
Woman
were
reunited
on
a
TV
show
show,
to
celebrate
the
film's
25th
anniversary.
Stars
Julia
Roberts,
Richard
Gere,
Hector
Elizondo
and
Laura
San
Giacomo
joined
director
Garry
Marshall
for
a
chat
with
Matt
Lauer
of
the
"Today" show
about
how
they
all
came
together
to
make
the
classic
film.
This
is
the
first
time
the
cast
members
and
director
have
reunited
since
1990.
During
the
interview
the
cast
revealed
some
secrets
about
the
movie,
including
that
initially
Gere
was
not
keen
on
the
part
of
Edward
at
all.
"The
joke
was
you
could
put
a
suit
on
a
goat
and
it
would
work," Gere
said
of
his
character
in
the
initial
script.
"So
I
didn’t
get
it."
But
all
it
took
for
Gere
to
get
onboard
was
a
meeting
with
Roberts,
who
had
already
signed
on
to
play
Vivian,
as
the
two
realised
they
had
instant
chemistry.
"We
loved
each
other
immediately,
it
was
a
really
great
thing,"
Gere
said.
Director
Marshall
also
recalled
that
the
film
was
originally
titled
"3,000" and
focused
more
on
drug
addiction.
It
was
only
when
the
director
came
along
that
the
film
began
to
resemble
what
we
now
remember
as
"Pretty
Woman".
Big
news
for
Pretty
Woman
fans.
25
years
later,
the
classic
rom-com
is
heading
to
the
stage
as
a
musical.
Director
Garry
Marshall
is
working
on
adapting
the
movie
into
a
Broadway
musical,
People
reports.