16 Things You Probably Never Noticed In Pretty Woman

That's not actually Julia's body on the poster. They used Shelley Michelle as a body double.

The iconic necklace scene was improvised. Richard Gere just though it would be funny to prank Julia.

Shocker.. we know.

Not only did Richard actually play the piano in the infamous love making scene, but he composed the piece too!

Vivian turns on the faucet with her foot, but when we cut to the bathing couple their heads are next to it.

The sex noises in the piano scene had to be dubbed in later because the piano keys made too much sound.

How did Julia magically turn that croissant into a pancake?

How did those colors change their order in a blink of an eye?

Director Garry Marshall, had to tickle Julia's feet off camera to capture her laughing at I Love Lucy.

When Edward fires Stuckey a crown falls off his molar and you can see him rolling his tongue around his mouth.

Vivian was instructed to sit on floors and other nontraditional surfaces at the preference of the director.

Vivian undid Edward's tie and left to go get a pillow. When she returns the tie is mysteriously back in place.

Vivian's first opera was La Traviata, about a Parisian Courtesan who falls in love with a wealthy, older man.

Before their love scene Julia was so nervous that a vein protruded from her forehead & had to be massaged down

Gere's hair in the movie is clearly grey, but on the movie poster it's adjusted to brown.

The homeless man Richard Gere asks directions from is actually the director, Garry Marshall.