Richard Gere has quipped that he had “no chemistry” with Julia Roberts in ‘Fairly Lady’.
The 75-year-old actor has mirrored on his function as wealthy businessman Edward Lewis within the 1990 rom-com basic and poked enjoyable on the half being “criminally underwritten”.
Talking at a masterclass at Venice Movie Competition on the weekend, he mentioned: “I used to be taking part in a personality that was nearly criminally underwritten.
“It was principally a swimsuit and a superb haircut.”
He then mentioned he and 56-year-old Julia’s prostitute character Vivian Ward “had no chemistry”.
He joked: “I imply, no chemistry.
“This actor and this actress clearly had no chemistry between them… I have not seen that in a very long time.
That’s a horny scene.”
Richard went on to disclose that one of the crucial iconic scenes in flick, the place he seductively lifts her on high of a piano within the lodge ballroom and caresses her physique, wasn’t scripted.
He recalled: “We didn’t understand how we might use it later. It ended up being integral to the movie.
“Garry mentioned to me, ‘What do you do late at evening in a lodge?’ And I mentioned, ‘Properly, I’m often jet lagged, [that] could be the time I’m in a lodge. So I’m up all evening and often there’s a ballroom someplace or a bar, and I’ll discover a piano and I’ll play the piano.’
“He mentioned, ‘Properly, let’s do one thing with that. So we simply principally improvised this scene, and he mentioned, ‘Play one thing moody.’ I simply began taking part in one thing moody that was this character’s inside life.”