@vibes8673: #BalliBotMogis #TrendingReels #TrendingReel #foryoupage #FYP #FYP #ViralTikTok #MillionViews #TechMagic #SmartBot #AlTrend #RobotVibes #Innovation

funvibes😁
funvibes😁
Open In TikTok:
Region: US
Thursday 29 October 2026 18:05:47 GMT
41622
902
11
437

Music

Download

Comments

mazka188
Mazka🧓 :
dhibaatada ani I heysato weye😭😂
2026-10-29 20:22:58
0
avm2785
Avm :
asi yo🫤
2026-10-29 21:26:16
0
rances.varela
Rances Varela 😎 :
Aiiiinooooo. Tan yooo en berdaddd😂😂así mela pase toda la noche 😂
2026-10-29 20:53:44
0
htetpaing199825
태윤 :
2026-10-29 20:41:41
0
user8251383322370
مورتاظا علی :
2026-10-29 19:21:46
0
roma.yrkiv0
Roma Yrkiv :
обняти покривало ,не здогадався ?
2026-10-29 21:08:12
0
santiago.fernndez4345
Santiago Fernández Ávila :
🤣🤣🤣
2026-10-29 20:46:43
0
lutos973
lutos97 :
🤣🤣🤣
2026-10-29 20:42:41
0
m.solo039
\M \S\O\L\O🦂 :
🥰🥰🥰
2026-10-29 20:42:23
0
usero8o9c26d4c
Liliana :
😂😂
2026-10-29 20:25:10
0
sebby7676
Sebby 7676 :
[Tears of joy][Tears of joy][Tears of joy]
2026-10-29 18:49:02
1
To see more videos from user @vibes8673, please go to the Tikwm homepage.

Other Videos

She didn't beg. She didn't argue. She just slid a tiny yellow note across the desk, and it changed her life forever. It was 1989. Julia Roberts was 21 years old. People in Hollywood were starting to notice her, but she wasn't a star yet. Richard Gere already was. And he had just turned down a small movie. He'd read the script and felt nothing. His character was a wealthy businessman in an expensive suit. Cold. Polished. Empty. But director Garry Marshall believed in this story. And he believed in the young actress he wanted beside Gere. So he arranged a meeting. Richard and Julia sat across from each other. Within minutes, they were laughing like old friends. Then the phone rang. It was Marshall, calling to ask how it was going. While Gere listened on the line, Julia reached for a Post-it note. Shen she they sid it across the desk. It said:
She didn't beg. She didn't argue. She just slid a tiny yellow note across the desk, and it changed her life forever. It was 1989. Julia Roberts was 21 years old. People in Hollywood were starting to notice her, but she wasn't a star yet. Richard Gere already was. And he had just turned down a small movie. He'd read the script and felt nothing. His character was a wealthy businessman in an expensive suit. Cold. Polished. Empty. But director Garry Marshall believed in this story. And he believed in the young actress he wanted beside Gere. So he arranged a meeting. Richard and Julia sat across from each other. Within minutes, they were laughing like old friends. Then the phone rang. It was Marshall, calling to ask how it was going. While Gere listened on the line, Julia reached for a Post-it note. Shen she they sid it across the desk. It said: "Please say yes." Gere looked at the note. Then he looked at her. And he told Marshall he was in. But here's what almost nobody knows. This movie was never supposed to be a love story. The original script was called 3000. It was dark and bitter. In the final scene, the businessman pushed the woman out of his car and drove away. No romance. No happy ending. When Disney's Touchstone Pictures bought it, Marshall turned it into something warmer. Something hopeful. And on set, the magic kept happening. One day, Gere sat down at a piano and played music he'd created himself. It wasn't in the script. Suddenly, the cold businessman had a heart. During the famous necklace scene, Marshall had a mischievous idea. As Julia reached for the jewels, Gere snapped the box shut on her fingers. She burst out laughing. It was completely real. They kept it in the movie. Even the legendary red gown almost didn't exist. Some wanted it black. Costume designer Marilyn Vance refused. She knew it had to be red. On March 23, 1990, Pretty Woman opened in theaters. It cost about $14 million. It earned more than $463 million around the world. Julia Roberts earned an Oscar nomination for Best Actress and won a Golden Globe. A whole generation fell in love with that smile. Twenty-five years later, at a cast reunion, Richard Gere finally shared the story of the little yellow note. A movie that was written to end in heartbreak became one of the most beloved love stories of all time. And it all started with three simple words, written by a young woman brave enough to ask. Sometimes the bravest thing you can do is simply say what you hope for. What's your favorite scene from Pretty Woman? Tell us below👌

About