Such a classy gentleman! He doesn't try to take advantage of her at all, he calls her Miss Vivian instead of just Vivian and he helps her as much as he can. This is how a true mannered person acts.
Without Hector Elizondo this movie would never have made it. Such a Gentleman, such a great actor. He lifts the other actors to new highs. Genius, absolute genius.
The manager is a textbook example of how one should act: dignified, firm and professional but compassionate. A class act. The saleswoman is also a great example of what sales is really about: taking the time to listen, finding out what the persons needs are and being helpful - it's a very under-appreciated job.
@@andrewma3491 Yes. I believe so. To what degree, I don't know. But it won't exist at all unless each of us sets the example first. (I know this sounds so cheesy, but I honestly believe it's true. :))
My grandfather was a gentleman like that. He treated everyone with dignity. He died in 1959 a month before I turned 11. He died one week after my best friend's mother. They lived next door. I can still see his kind face, hear his soft voice; he set the bar pretty damn high and I could never quite reach it. To this day, people remember him as "a sweet old gentleman."
he`s more than a gentleman, he knows that she´s a hooker and he treats her like a lady even in such an embarrassing situation, not every gentleman could deal with this situation in this way
Some of this is a natural response from a kind and professional heart. But in general, manners and such professionalism is taught and the manners begin early in life. A loving parent will make sure their children learn manners. It's a great foundation to build on.
I just adore Mr. Elizondo in everything, and especially this role. He deservedly earned a Golden Globe nomination for this performance. And he turned 84 today 🙂
Thank you Frank, for telling us about Hector's,Birthday. I didn't know he was that much Older than Myself? IT just proves this fine Gentleman, has been in the Acting Industry, for over Five, Decades. As before exchanging Comments? I had totally Spaced out about Him being on TV, clear Back in the Late 70's on the All in The Family Series, With Archie Bunker, who was played by Carole O'Connor. Wow wasn't that a Great, in Life Week Night, program of how too Coop with Life & Especially People? Well I guess I've babbled enough this fine Morning 🌅? So I will just say So Long, Have A Great Father's Day too all the Father's, out there, & keep having those Wonderful brief exchange's of Occasions with Your Children, or Family members. LOL from Wyoming, Robert, I Love you all. May the Good LORD Bless You All.🇨🇦🇺🇸🇨🇦🇺🇸🇨🇦🇺🇸👍👍🙏🙏🙏
I was an extra in a film that featured Mr. Elizondo. The "important" actors, director, etc., ran around all puffed up and full of vodka kept especially for them in a cooler on the set. He was separate, quiet, patiently awaiting his moment to act. A separate animal, the true artist is.
Contrast her with her much less talented and considerably more ugly sibling, Eric Roberts. I guess Julia got all the acting and beauty chops and poor old Eric had to make do with what was left.
Yes, I've known people like that; some rich, some simply working people and not at all wealthy. It pays to be gracious, respectful, and help put people at ease.
Hector was so great in this movie. He's class not only as a character in the movie but as a real person is amazing. Julia looked just out this world. Her chemistry with Richard was one of those classic Hollywood moments. Pretty Woman it's a classic. Of course there is THAT SMILE!
That is part of his “Job Description” Knowing how to take care of “delicate situations.” When you work with a population that has this sort of $$$ you see more of these things than you could imagine😉You just learn how to manage guests, guests of guests, & staff to provide discreet service in ALL SITUATIONS 🧐
I like the little detail of the manager fixing Dennis' collar; even if coming off his shift, he's still has to represent a complete 'uniform' when going through the public areas of the hotel.
I realize this story was about Vivian and Richard finding real love, and completing one another and all that, but gotta say this was the scene that most moved me
sorry, this is one of the cutest scene in all cinema-history. i used to work in hotels, and no kidding, always strived to be this guy (in terms of being respectful, and witty, and compassionate)
This scene where he arranges for a lady at a store to help her is certainly a memorable one, as is the one near the end of the movie when the manager talks to Vivian and tells her to please stop in from time to time, then arranges a limo to take her home.
The hotel manager knew exactly how to manage a situation that could have quickly escalated into a very ugly scene. "I trust you have no other "uncles" here at the hotel" -- says it all. And yet he made the compassionate phone call to help Vivien out - with a friend who could outfit her with a dress so she could enjoy an evening like no other. There are truly good people in this world ... very low key style and exuding class.
It is not quite so wonderful. He helped out Edward Lewis' guest so that Edward would not become angry. But, the manager did help her out and handled everything with dignity and understanding.
@@eddarby469To be honest, he helped a street walking prostitue (uh, niece) of a special (wealthy, repeat customer) guest. The language was gentle, but the meaning was not.
I once dreamed of owning my own hotel. I swore to myself I'd hire a general manager like him: classy, graceful, compassionate, understanding and firm. Loved every minute of this role ❤
I love this scene!! I love that he helped her and even taught her which fork to use. I love Julia Roberts and I have watched Pretty Woman too many times to count!! I was still excited when this clip popped up 😁
Kyu ryo I don't want to be that asshole. But if u wanna play semantics, absolutely everyone can be special (linguistically) without it meaning nobody is. Everyone can theoretically be 'special' in a way different to everyone else. Meaning there's something uniquely 'special' about every person, that stands out from everyone else - everyone else who has their own unique 'special' quality. Ok I'm drunk - off to bed 😂
@Sound Logic Sounded more like a principal tone to me. I could tell right away that he wasn't amused by that "What do you want it to be?". Being in the manager's office must have felt like being in the principal's office.
I always thought that he completely stole the movie. Don't get me wrong, the leads were great and memorable, but Hector, wow, I thought he nailed it 100%. A courteous man, working diligently, hoping to be recognized for his bit in making other peoples live a little better, and always overlooked.
One of my favorite movies. I've watched this movie at least 25+ times, when it first came out! I had all the scenes memorized. 😆 and I have it on a DVD in my collection. 😁 Love all the movies from the 80's, 80's. They just don't make them like that anymore. Richard Gere is still handsome! Too bad they never made part 2. Maybe, showing them married with children.
The ensemble cast in this film was excellent, especially Hector Elizondo as the hotel manager and Ralph Bellamy (his last film role) as the owner of the failing ship building company. With an excellent supporting cast and two very photogenic, talented actors it’s one of my favourite films.
Love how she walks in that store that told her business was not welcome, and later walked in with all her high end dresses, she asked if they remembered her, and they didn't at first, she reminded them how she was dressed, then told them, "BIG MISTAKE! HUGE! Gotta go shopping!" That was hilariously great!
Unfortunately that only showed the store clerks were right. She is a woman of low character that wants only to flex when given the opportunity. She didn't earn that opportunity; she was given it with Edward's money.
I used this same quote when my baby girl (14) was treated horrible at a club softball tryout. If you don't choose her for the team, that's fine, but you should at least thank the kids for coming out and send an e-mail letting them know they were not chosen. Short time thereafter they played in a tournament for some horrible reason only 9 girls showed up. The coach was NOT happy. I don't blame him. The experienced catcher wasn't there so she was it! They came back from 8 runs down to beat an amazing team in the semi-finals - she caught a throw from the outfield in sudden death overtime and tackled the girl in front of the plate to save the day! They went on immediately after the over time semi-final game to play the team that "didn't choose her and treated her badly." They beat them by one run and she played amazingly! Caught a foul ball by the fence, diving catch! The coaches of the other team all made positive comments. I said the Pretty Woman line, ha ha ha! Your work hard, you demonstrate sportsmanlike behavior, you never give up and God has a way of helping you shine through in the end! She is presently studying for her mcats and wants to go into the military as a physician afterward! Go Bean!
Some sales people are rude by looking at the way we dress when we walk to the shop or boutique. .however most of the times we just want to be free & easy to wear casual doesn't mean we have to be humiliated by the way we dress..I go casual especially on holidays even to a 5 star hotel/resort or shopping in Jean n thirty ..who cares ..don't be upset over n we don't need to live in other ppl's term. .enjoy life n be happy so long as we do the right ..Cheers.
Call Me a Romantic Sap. I'll Admit it I Am. The Movie Pretty Woman? Stack's Up exceedingly Well with Many Other Hollywood & Broadway Classics that at present I'm Negligent too recall Presently. But it Does. For Me, when I saw this Film Back in it's infancy. IT Truely Stole My Heart 💜❤️ and left Me Saying. What a fantastic Film & Great Fairy Tale Romance. That makes Me break 💔 Out with Tears of Joy Everytime I See it even Thirty Plus Year's Later. The Cast was just So Outstanding from the Leads, Clear too the Bell Hops and Everyone Else. And My Favorite CoStar was Definitely Hector Elezondro Who Played the Hotel Manager & Concierge Who Helps Vivian Out like a Knight Would've done. Ahhh What a Great Film. THANKS for Sharing.
I am a 56 year old man and I love this movie. And many other chic flicks. Which makes My Honey very happy. And her nieces as well. Notting Hill and Love Actually are good. And old ones like To Catch a Thief and Roman Holiday. Happy endings do not always happen, but they can in movies.
This is an illustration of how everyone matters, from Billionaires to the homeless addicts on the street. Everyone has a story and listening is always an education. I found this out recently when I met an alcoholic called Paul, who despite being very drunk responded to a situation in a way that indicated he is a good guy. Money cannot buy decency.
I thought it was so awesome that Hector Elizondo, Julia Roberts, Richard Gere & Larry Miller( The very funny boutique salesman) were all cast together again in the film Runaway Bride. Loved All of Garry Marshalls films. He is truly missed..and end of a good era of great films 🎥
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That hotel manager is actually the BEST character in the movie.
Such a classy gentleman! He doesn't try to take advantage of her at all, he calls her Miss Vivian instead of just Vivian and he helps her as much as he can. This is how a true mannered person acts.
I totally concur!
My Special Someone, is exactly like this. He’s a #dream in the #making 🤔
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Why are you hungry for money
@@rosebrown9265 Pardon?
Without Hector Elizondo this movie would never have made it. Such a Gentleman, such a great actor. He lifts the other actors to new highs. Genius, absolute genius.
Mujer bonita 1:53
He is a joy in every role he’s in. Tortilla Soup, he was fantastic. Class all the way.
Great scene from the clothing store...
Vivian: "He's not really my uncle."
Bridget: "They never are, dear."
Featuring the lovely Elanore Donahue. I simply adore her.
It was like they snuck that line in there it was still kool
That man who plays the Manager should've won an Oscar for Best supporting.
Hector Elizondo, brilliant actor.
@@stoeipoes10 Nothing in common toupee pool scene
Only thing I think Stuckie was the supporting actor. Hector Elizondo was superb.
@@mariaschiavo5346 You have a powerful name.
@@russelllangworthy8855 As do you. Happy Halloween 🎃
Elizondo should have won Oscar for best supporting actor for this role.
100%
Insane that his role was only 10 mins long but he is so memorable.
Yes.
@@ruqayyahqadri6618 I agree
Absolutely 👍💯
The look on his face as she blows her nose into his handkerchief is classic.
ikr lolll
When she destroys his handkerchief is hilarious
un~REAL
FOR get that Hankerciff
Was there ever a classier, more graceful man than Hector Elizondo in this role?
galen stone Concur , the role fit him like a glove 🧤 😂
galen stone he was so charming 😍
me
I think he is just a classy gentleman period. Definitely a good guy
Fits the role like a glove. One of the highest quality.
The manager is a textbook example of how one should act: dignified, firm and professional but compassionate. A class act.
The saleswoman is also a great example of what sales is really about: taking the time to listen, finding out what the persons needs are and being helpful - it's a very under-appreciated job.
Do the two things you just described even exist in this world anymore?
Very true!
@@andrewma3491 Yes. I believe so. To what degree, I don't know. But it won't exist at all unless each of us sets the example first. (I know this sounds so cheesy, but I honestly believe it's true. :))
Yes --- well said.
@@seanroaney1473 absolutely 👍
I love people that help people. The world needs much more
Seems to be fewer of them these days...
Me too
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It would be wonderful !
Yes
The manager is a gentleman. He had a job to do, he didn't know her and he helped Her
My grandfather was a gentleman like that. He treated everyone with dignity. He died in 1959 a month before I turned 11. He died one week after my best friend's mother. They lived next door. I can still see his kind face, hear his soft voice; he set the bar pretty damn high and I could never quite reach it. To this day, people remember him as "a sweet old gentleman."
he`s more than a gentleman, he knows that she´s a hooker and he treats her like a lady even in such an embarrassing situation, not every gentleman
could deal with this situation in this way
Some of this is a natural response from a kind and professional heart. But in general, manners and such professionalism is taught and the manners begin early in life.
A loving parent will make sure their children learn manners. It's a great foundation to build on.
@@paulnewkirk7351 An acurate remark.
He helped his guest.
I just adore Mr. Elizondo in everything, and especially this role. He deservedly earned a Golden Globe nomination for this performance. And he turned 84 today 🙂
Thank you Frank, for telling us about Hector's,Birthday. I didn't know he was that much Older than Myself?
IT just proves this fine Gentleman, has been in the Acting Industry, for over Five, Decades. As before exchanging Comments? I had totally Spaced out about Him being on TV, clear Back in the Late 70's on the All in The Family Series, With Archie Bunker, who was played by Carole O'Connor. Wow wasn't that a Great, in Life Week Night, program of how too Coop with Life & Especially People?
Well I guess I've babbled enough this fine Morning 🌅? So I will just say So Long, Have A Great Father's Day too all the Father's, out there, & keep having those Wonderful brief exchange's of Occasions with Your
Children, or Family members. LOL from Wyoming, Robert, I Love you all. May the Good LORD Bless You All.🇨🇦🇺🇸🇨🇦🇺🇸🇨🇦🇺🇸👍👍🙏🙏🙏
I disagree. Although his role was outstanding as a hotel manager my nod goes to the bellhop actor
His birthday is coming up again soon. I hope he is happy and healthy.
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There is no more underrated actor in Hollywood than Hector. An amazing talent and wonderful person
Hector brings humor and grace to EVERY one of his roles!!
I was an extra in a film that featured Mr. Elizondo. The "important" actors, director, etc., ran around all puffed up and full of vodka kept especially for them in a cooler on the set. He was separate, quiet, patiently awaiting his moment to act. A separate animal, the true artist is.
Cool! Which movie ? Loved him in the flamingo kid ..
Julia Roberts is beyond beautiful in this movie. She's just drop dead gorgeous.
True beauty
I love Julia
She still is.
Contrast her with her much less talented and considerably more ugly sibling, Eric Roberts. I guess Julia got all the acting and beauty chops and poor old Eric had to make do with what was left.
@@Kopp203 hey, don't knock Eric! He's amazing. Comparing the two is rather pointless.
‘I assume you have no other uncles here…?’
Hahaha…..perfect.
I love Hector! He’s perfect in this role.
Mr. Thompson is one of my favorite characters in film. He leads. He teaches. He is dignity personified. I have nothing but admiration for him.
Every time I watch this movie and see how the hotel manager and Mr Lewis conduct themselves I can see what the word 'class' and 'dignity' means.
Yep. Money will do that for a person.
Except for getting a Hooker
Film fantastico.. E' dir poco !!! :-) Julia Robert magnifica
Yes, I've known people like that; some rich, some simply working people and not at all wealthy. It pays to be gracious, respectful, and help put people at ease.
@@TWHISPERER nothing wrong with this. Business men and women want smooth transactions
I like how he handled her with dignity
I loved the character of hotel manager. He had humor, dignity and class.
@@dmmchugh3714 Those people are few and far between nowadays.
And years later I'm glad Hector was brought in this time in the Princess Diaries as (still) a caring classy gentleman.
One of my friends was an extra in both films and had nothing but praise for his grace and manners.
Beverly Hills cop 3 too
The manager is an example of class at work. I hope they pay him well, he deserves it. Such a wonderful story. One of my very favorite movies.
Hector was so great in this movie. He's class not only as a character in the movie but as a real person is amazing. Julia looked just out this world. Her chemistry with Richard was one of those classic Hollywood moments. Pretty Woman it's a classic. Of course there is THAT SMILE!
Hector ELIZONDO Basque surname
HECTOR IS GREAT "I'M SENDING SOMEONE OVER"
I agree. Hector Elizondo has a great smile.
he is a great act. 👍👍👍👍👍
He's the only reason I enjoy the "Princess Diaries" movies.
She was only 22, when making this film...wild ain't it...everything about this movie is a class act...
Thanks again!
Perfect casting. He is so good
The understanding and chemistry between these two are pretty much the best bit of the film.
Two ordinary people, being kind.
Not enough of that about.
Yes Mark: True.
He is actually the one that helped them get together .
You have to give this guy credit. He really understands people and how to deal with situations
He has to. He was a gentleman
well thats what it said in the script to do.
That is part of his “Job Description” Knowing how to take care of “delicate situations.” When you work with a population that has this sort of $$$ you see more of these things than you could imagine😉You just learn how to manage guests, guests of guests, & staff to provide discreet service in ALL SITUATIONS 🧐
And that's why he's a hotel manager of one of Beverly Hill's most exclusive hotels.
yep
I like the little detail of the manager fixing Dennis' collar; even if coming off his shift, he's still has to represent a complete 'uniform' when going through the public areas of the hotel.
A real gentleman!!!?
I love when Julia Roberts says " he's not really my uncle" to which Bridget replies " They never are dear" Brilliant!!!!
I realize this story was about Vivian and Richard finding real love, and completing one another and all that, but gotta say this was the scene that most moved me
sorry, this is one of the cutest scene in all cinema-history. i used to work in hotels, and no kidding, always strived to be this guy (in terms of being respectful, and witty, and compassionate)
"What's your name?" "What do you want it to be?" LOVE IT!!!!
This and “Moonstruck” are my two favorite movies of all time. I re-watch them periodically just to smile and sigh.
Loved this film could watch it again and again, especially that scene when she goes back to that shop, that wouldn't serve her.
Gosh this movie never gets old..
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This scene where he arranges for a lady at a store to help her is certainly a memorable one, as is the one near the end of the movie when the manager talks to Vivian and tells her to please stop in from time to time, then arranges a limo to take her home.
She's a fish out of water and he's like a father figure to her. It's so endearing to watch.
She brought out the BEST in him & he realized that filled his heart with love.
They saved each other ❤❤
The hotel manager knew exactly how to manage a situation that could have quickly escalated into a very ugly scene. "I trust you have no other "uncles" here at the hotel" -- says it all. And yet he made the compassionate phone call to help Vivien out - with a friend who could outfit her with a dress so she could enjoy an evening like no other. There are truly good people in this world ... very low key style and exuding class.
It is not quite so wonderful. He helped out Edward Lewis' guest so that Edward would not become angry.
But, the manager did help her out and handled everything with dignity and understanding.
Si muy buena actuación de Héctor Elizondo.con elegancia educación.no ver a la persona con soberbia o de bajo nivel ❤❤❤
@@eddarby469To be honest, he helped a street walking prostitue (uh, niece) of a special (wealthy, repeat customer) guest. The language was gentle, but the meaning was not.
I once dreamed of owning my own hotel. I swore to myself I'd hire a general manager like him: classy, graceful, compassionate, understanding and firm. Loved every minute of this role ❤
I love how Vivian gets back at those mean sales women.
I love this scene!! I love that he helped her and even taught her which fork to use. I love Julia Roberts and I have watched Pretty Woman too many times to count!! I was still excited when this clip popped up 😁
My favorite song...'fallen' -Lauren Wood
Still luv it she looks amazing❤
The sweet scene where he's teaching her the polished table manners... That should have been here too! ❤
I’ve always loved this sequence. Its very human and extremely well acted. Bravo.
I'm now 48y.o
And yet still,this movie is one of the best movie ever
Best movie clip ever♥️♥️♥️
I have always liked how well the movie has aged. Still one of my all time favorite films.
Hector was great in this role and if I owned a hotel this is the type of manager I would want.
Every woman's special. She's someone's daughter, sister, mother, friend...
Lol not everyone, some women are bloody horrible to the bone, starting with the jealous type..
Everyone's special but if everyone is, then no one is.
Kyu ryo I don't want to be that asshole. But if u wanna play semantics, absolutely everyone can be special (linguistically) without it meaning nobody is. Everyone can theoretically be 'special' in a way different to everyone else. Meaning there's something uniquely 'special' about every person, that stands out from everyone else - everyone else who has their own unique 'special' quality. Ok I'm drunk - off to bed 😂
Crazy Hai Good one, Hal!
@@crazyhai6554 you are drunk and you are right.
He is my favourite in the film! A kind of magic step father! The magic begins with his help❤ Mr Thomson😢
Manager: "What's your name, miss?"
Vivian: (sarcasm) "What do you want it to be?"
Manager: (not amused) "Don't play with me, young lady!"
@Sound Logic Sounded more like a principal tone to me. I could tell right away that he wasn't amused by that "What do you want it to be?". Being in the manager's office must have felt like being in the principal's office.
@@soundlogic6353 He was literally standing no nonsense from her, that's for sure.
Pretty woman- one of my favorite movies of all time.what a couple.
I always thought that he completely stole the movie. Don't get me wrong, the leads were great and memorable, but Hector, wow, I thought he nailed it 100%. A courteous man, working diligently, hoping to be recognized for his bit in making other peoples live a little better, and always overlooked.
Except by Vivian. She makes sure he feels every bit as seen by her as she was by him.
One of my favorite movies. I've watched this movie at least 25+ times, when it first came out! I had all the scenes memorized. 😆 and I have it on a DVD in my collection. 😁 Love all the movies from the 80's, 80's. They just don't make them like that anymore. Richard Gere is still handsome! Too bad they never made part 2. Maybe, showing them married with children.
Still my all time fave. No idea how many times I've watched it.
@@lisabarnetson1362 mine too. 😊
@@lisabarnetson1362 back in 1995 my dad and mom we went to my uncles place he had it for vhs but I didn’t watch it they said I was too young
The ensemble cast in this film was excellent, especially Hector Elizondo as the hotel manager and Ralph Bellamy (his last film role) as the owner of the failing ship building company. With an excellent supporting cast and two very photogenic, talented actors it’s one of my favourite films.
Love how she walks in that store that told her business was not welcome, and later walked in with all her high end dresses, she asked if they remembered her, and they didn't at first, she reminded them how she was dressed, then told them, "BIG MISTAKE! HUGE! Gotta go shopping!"
That was hilariously great!
Unfortunately that only showed the store clerks were right. She is a woman of low character that wants only to flex when given the opportunity. She didn't earn that opportunity; she was given it with Edward's money.
I used this same quote when my baby girl (14) was treated horrible at a club softball tryout. If you don't choose her for the team, that's fine, but you should at least thank the kids for coming out and send an e-mail letting them know they were not chosen. Short time thereafter they played in a tournament for some horrible reason only 9 girls showed up. The coach was NOT happy. I don't blame him. The experienced catcher wasn't there so she was it! They came back from 8 runs down to beat an amazing team in the semi-finals - she caught a throw from the outfield in sudden death overtime and tackled the girl in front of the plate to save the day! They went on immediately after the over time semi-final game to play the team that "didn't choose her and treated her badly." They beat them by one run and she played amazingly! Caught a foul ball by the fence, diving catch! The coaches of the other team all made positive comments. I said the Pretty Woman line, ha ha ha! Your work hard, you demonstrate sportsmanlike behavior, you never give up and God has a way of helping you shine through in the end! She is presently studying for her mcats and wants to go into the military as a physician afterward! Go Bean!
This was such a fabulous movie. I've seen it 9 times. 9!😊
Julia Roberts is so beautiful in this film its almost painful to look at her
Totally unbelievable as a hooker.
Mathew Parker she’s always beautiful! She is also an amazing actress.
I would pay her top dollar and just look at her nothing else
Some sales people are rude by looking at the way we dress when we walk to the shop or boutique. .however most of the times we just want to be free & easy to wear casual doesn't mean we have to be humiliated by the way we dress..I go casual especially on holidays even to a 5 star hotel/resort or shopping in Jean n thirty ..who cares ..don't be upset over n we don't need to live in other ppl's term. .enjoy life n be happy so long as we do the right ..Cheers.
Absolutely. So natural
Just stumbled on this and remembered what a simply fantastic film this is. Great acting, great soundtrack.....
This Hector presentation was just ALL TIME incredible, no nada words👊🔥⁉️
Lost count of the number of times I've watched this movie over the years. Sad in places yet funny in others !!
This was one of my favorite movies.
One of the best scene in the movie. Love the dialogue. The manager rocks!
The response she gives to the manager 'what do you want it to be ...' kills me all the time.
Beautiful song for this movie.
This was a great movie!!! Love it!💖💕
Call Me a Romantic Sap. I'll Admit it I Am. The Movie Pretty Woman? Stack's Up exceedingly Well with Many Other Hollywood & Broadway Classics that at present I'm Negligent too recall Presently. But it Does.
For Me, when I saw this Film Back in it's infancy. IT Truely Stole My Heart 💜❤️ and left Me Saying. What a fantastic Film & Great Fairy Tale Romance. That makes Me break 💔 Out with Tears of Joy Everytime I See it even Thirty Plus Year's Later.
The Cast was just So Outstanding from the Leads, Clear too the Bell Hops and Everyone Else. And My Favorite CoStar was Definitely Hector Elezondro Who Played the Hotel Manager & Concierge Who Helps Vivian Out like a Knight Would've done. Ahhh What a Great Film. THANKS for Sharing.
They couldn't have got anyone better for this part 🤣😂
I am a 56 year old man and I love this movie. And many other chic flicks. Which makes My Honey very happy. And her nieces as well. Notting Hill and Love Actually are good. And old ones like To Catch a Thief and Roman Holiday. Happy endings do not always happen, but they can in movies.
Hector Elizondo steals every scene in this movie. So understated but a soaring talent.
This is an illustration of how everyone matters, from Billionaires to the homeless addicts on the street.
Everyone has a story and listening is always an education.
I found this out recently when I met an alcoholic called Paul, who despite being very drunk responded to a situation in a way that indicated he is a good guy. Money cannot buy decency.
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I could watch this over and over❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Human value in an iconic scene
Fabulous movie with stunning stars
I really like the way he surprises her with clothing with dignity n without hurting !!
LOVE this song.♥️
I would like to know the title of that song and the artist. Such a beautiful song.
Great movie 🍿, Julia pulled it off beautifully. Fell in love with her from day 1.
The scene.. the song.. best best.. I will show this movie to my kids later on
My favourite movie of all time. I watch it once every year and It still makes me day dream.♥️🤗
The whole movie is wonderful, but this is one of my favorite scenes!
I liked this movie,it portrays people that fall in love,good for the heart.
This movie is such a classic it's a keeper my girlfriend and I used to watch it many times
This was a very good movie for its time!
Love this movie!! ❤
"Don't play with me young lady".......felt that and started cleaning my room.🤣
What a man. Honestly when he phones up the women’s clothing I got a tear in my eye
I thought it was so awesome that Hector Elizondo, Julia Roberts, Richard Gere & Larry Miller( The very funny boutique salesman) were all cast together again in the film Runaway Bride. Loved All of Garry Marshalls films. He is truly missed..and end of a good era of great films 🎥
The moment she arrived in the red dress slayed me. I love this actor he treated Miss Vivian with class.
Hector’s face when Vivien blows her nose. 😆 Classic. 💖💜💙
She was beautiful, i think i appreciate how she looked in that movie more now than i did back then.
He is not really my uncle...they never are my dear!
Took me the longest time to realize the woman helping her was Ellie from the Andy Griffith show.
Hector was just the epitome of “SMOOTH “ .. yet nurturing…
Hector's best acting in any movie. Should have had an Oscar nod.
So well acted. My favorite scene.
A true measure of a gentleman is what he does for people who can do nothing in return when no one is looking
I loved this guy, he was so polite to vivian going out of his way to make sure she had proper atire and taught her proper dinner ediqute ❤❤❤
Omg que biautiful pareja ❣️💐
this guy who is acting as manager had played the part very well.