EntertainmentJulia Roberts says Richard Gere’s character in Pretty Woman would be dead todayIn Pretty Woman, one of the great romantic comedies, Julia Roberts and Richard Gere played Vivian Ward and Edward Lewis, respectivelytoday at 09:24

Released on July 27, 1990 in Brazilian cinemas, A beautiful woman It is one of the great classics of romantic comedies and still remembered today. Including, Julia Robertsinterpreter of Vivian Ward, took the opportunity to imagine where the characters would be today. According to her, Edward Lewisplayed by Richard Gerewould be dead.

The film’s synopsis reads: “Millionaire and lonely executive (Edward Lewis) hires a young prostitute (Vivian Ward) to keep him company for a week. Little by little, he becomes enchanted and falls in love with the woman.”

During an interview with CBS Mornings, the actress was asked if she imagines what her most famous characters would be like today. So, she took the opportunity to talk about the dark fate of the protagonist of A beautiful woman.

“I think he passed away peacefully in his sleep from a heart attack, smiling. And now she runs his business,” he said. In addition to A beautiful woman, Julia Roberts It is Richard Gere played a couple in another film: Runaway Bride (1999).

In the 1999 production, roberts interpreted Maggie Carpenterwhile Generate lived Ike Graham. “Ike Graham give to Maggie Carpenter the nickname Runaway Bride, because she has already left three grooms waiting at the altar. However, after the facts are exposed, Ike goes to his hometown Maggie to save his reputation and report on her fourth marriage, which he is convinced she will run away from again. Despite being on location for a mission, Ike falls in love with the beautiful heartbreaker,” says the synopsis.

Unlike the future of A beautiful woman, the artist imagines how the two characters from Runaway Bride would be alive today and together as a couple. “They stay together. He doesn’t die in this one. They’re going to stay together,” she said.

Finally, she imagined the future of A place called Notting Hill (1999), in which she believes that her character, Anna Scottwould still be with the bookstore owner Will (Hugh Grant). “She’s retired. She has six children and has maintained her waist size, surprisingly,” she guessed. “And yes… he still runs the bookstore. And now there’s a little knitting annex to the bookstore she runs.”