That's not how things were supposed to go, though. The original tale of Vivian and Edward is much darker, and the ending not nearly as happy. In fact, the script was called — a reference to how much it costs to hire Vivian for the week. In the original version, she returns to the streets after their week together.
It's much less family-friendly. According to TCM , Roberts says the original script was, "[A] really dark and depressing, horrible, terrible story about two horrible people, and my character was this drug addict. A bad-tempted, foulmouthed, ill-humored, poorly educated hooker who had this weeklong experience with a foulmouthed, ill-tempered, bad-humored, very wealthy, handsome but horrible man, and it was just a grisly, ugly story about these two people.
Lawton, who wrote the script for , said that, "[H]e didn't fall in love with her in the original script, and she does end up back on the street.
He tried to change the script with two more drafts that morphed it into a love story where they got together at the end. Lawton also removed Edward's girlfriend, on whom he would have been cheating with Vivian. Blogger Liz Shannon Miller, of Liz Tells Frank , read the original script and detailed some more of the changes that were made from Lawton's original story. These include the fact that Edward quit drinking because his "liver rotted away. Edward calls this "hardship pay. Would Julia Roberts still have become such a huge star if Pretty Woman had its original ending?
Would audiences have fallen in love with Richard Gere? Or, would the titular pretty woman have continued walking down the street, into middling box office success at best.
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