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Julia Roberts and Richard Gere recreate iconic 'Pretty Woman' scenes


UPDATED FEBRUARY 26, 2019 12:09 PM EST

Who can forget the jewelry box scene in Pretty Woman?Well, neither can the cast. In part II of their aired reunion on the TODAYshowJulia Robertsand Richard Gere delighted fans by recreating their famous scenes in thesegment that aired Wednesday.

When Matt Lauer asked the on-screencouple about that famous jewelry box scene, they said it was actually a prankset up by director Gary Marshall that made it's way into the film. "I dogag reel stuff," Gary said. "So he snapped it, but she laughed sowell that people said to leave it in the movie."

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The cast of Pretty Woman reunited after 25 years Photo: Getty Images

Clearly loving the on-set pranks,Gary told the story of when Julia went underwater in the bathtub scene and hehad the entire cast and crew leave the set. "Where did you go," Juliasays in an unseen outtake. "Everybody left!"

Then there was the makeover scenewhere Richard's character first laid eyes on Julia, who had been transformedinto a leading lady. Matt attempted to have the duo recite their lines and while the iconic redhead was able to remember hers, her hunky co-star said he forgot.

After being fed his line, Julia says,"You're late," recreating the memorable scene. "You'restunning," Richard responds. "You're forgiven," Julia adds with alaugh.

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Richard Gere and Julia Roberts recalled some of their favorite scenes Photo: Getty Images

Also joining the bunch for the25-year reunion was Laura San Giacomo who recalled how her supporting roll asJulia's best friend Kit garnered a lot of attention. "When women come andtalk to me about loving this movie they talk about that friendship," shetold Matt Lauer.

Whilethere's no plans for a Pretty Woman II, fans will be delighted that Gary ishoping to bring Pretty Woman to Broadway.

Watch the entire interview below:

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