Pretty Woman

After ending his relationship with a demanding girlfriend, Edward Lewis finds himself in a moment of impulsiveness. While out with his business partner, he encounters Vivian Ward on Hollywood Boulevard and decides to hire her for companionship.

Edward arranges for Vivian to stay with him at his luxurious penthouse suite for a hefty payment. He proposes a week-long arrangement that includes $3,000 and a request for no emotional involvement, setting the stage for their unusual relationship.

Eager to improve her image, Vivian attempts to shop at the upscale Rodeo Drive but faces harsh judgment from the sales staff due to her appearance. This encounter leads her to realize the challenges of her new lifestyle as she returns disheartened to the hotel.

The accommodating hotel manager, Barney, takes notice of Vivian's struggles and offers his assistance. With his help, she undergoes a stunning transformation, leading to Edward being mesmerized by her elegance at their first official business dinner.

Continuing their adventure, Edward takes Vivian on a second shopping spree which allows her to shed her old persona. This experience deepens their bond as she embraces a more refined style, further enhancing their connection.

During a polo match, tensions arise as Edward's business partner, Philip, becomes suspicious of Vivian's intentions. This moment creates friction between Edward and Vivian, forcing them to confront their feelings and the nature of their relationship.

After a heated discussion, Vivian feels pushed away and contemplates leaving Edward. However, he manages to convince her to stay and finish their planned week together, highlighting the intensity of their budding relationship.

Edward takes Vivian on a romantic date to the opera, traveling on his private jet. The enchanting atmosphere brings them closer, and Vivian expresses her joy, ultimately deepening their emotional connection.

Edward offers to provide Vivian with an apartment as a gesture of support, but she feels insulted, believing it does not align with the fairy-tale life she dreams of. This reveals the complexities of their relationship and class differences.

Through his experiences with Vivian, Edward begins to realize the importance of love and personal happiness over his affluent lifestyle. This introspection leads him to set new priorities in his life.

In a climactic moment, Edward stands up to Philip when he abuses Vivian. This act of bravery marks a significant turning point in Edward's character, showcasing his willingness to protect Vivian and fight for their relationship.

After a period of separation, Edward realizes his true feelings for Vivian and decides to seek her out. Armed with a rose and determination, he climbs the fire escape to her apartment, symbolizing his readiness to embrace their love.