“Pretty Woman” harbors surprising secrets. The iconic movie poster superimposed Julia Roberts’ face on another actress’s body. The film’s original darker script, involving Vivian’s cocaine addiction, transformed into a lighter romantic comedy. The $250,000 necklace was real, guarded by an armed sentinel. Director Gary Marshall re-edited the film to include the Christmas song “It Must Have Been Love.”
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