Pretty Woman: The biggest mistake of the movie is hidden in 32 minutes!

A true tale of the 90s in which Edward Lewis, a rich and powerful businessman, falls in love with Vivian Ward, a young woman who walks the sidewalks of Hollywood Boulevard every night, Pretty Woman is undoubtedly one of the most famous romantic comedies of cinema. .

But as is usually the case with almost all Hollywood productions, this Garry Marshall feature starring Julia Roberts and Richard Gere has some delicious little mistakes hidden between the two anthology sequences.

As Michelle and Michelle were quick to point out in the mock adaptation dedicated to the film, the most spectacular of these 32 minutes is the scene where Edward and Vivian have breakfast in the luxurious suite where they have just spent time. night.

As they chat to get to know each other better, look closely at Julia Roberts’ right hand (on the left side of the screen, respectively). At 32 minutes and 21 seconds, he holds a barely-started croissant (see above).

But just 7 seconds later, after Richard Gere’s reverse shot, you see the dough magically disappear and that Vivian is now holding… a pancake (which we can see crack twice in the exact same spot. Later in the scene).

A little earlier, let’s also mention another Julia Roberts “magic trick”, again based on cookies! At exactly 31 minutes and 44 seconds, a young woman is holding a small piece of croissant that she looks like she’s about to finish. But the second he turns around, the croissant is miraculously back together, and it looks like he hasn’t touched it.

These few fake pastry connections are clearly not the only ones hidden in the film.

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