In “Pretty Woman,” Roberts portrays a vivacious prostitute who falls head over heels for a wealthy businessman, played by Richard Gere. Their unlikely romance captivated audiences and solidified Roberts’ status as a leading lady. The chemistry between Roberts and Gere was palpable, making their love story all the more captivating.
Roberts’ penchant for love triangles is further explored in “My Best Friend’s Wedding.” Here, she plays a woman who suddenly realizes her deep love for her best friend, portrayed by Dermot Mulroney, who is about to tie the knot with another woman. Determined to win him over, Roberts’ character devises an elaborate plan to break up the impending nuptials and declare her love.
In the enchanting romantic comedy “Notting Hill,” Roberts takes on the role of a famous actress who unexpectedly falls for a charming bookstore owner, played by Hugh Grant. Their relationship is constantly tested by the challenges posed by her celebrity status and the relentlessness of the media.
Throughout her career, Roberts has gracefully portrayed characters caught in the web of love triangles, showcasing her talent and charm. These romantic entanglements have become integral to her on-screen persona as the leading lady grappling with complicated relationships. From her captivating chemistry with Richard Gere to her magnetic connection with Hugh Grant, Roberts has established herself as a master of navigating the intricacies of love on the silver screen.