Overview
- Roberts says she initially thought the premise of a superstar falling for a bookshop owner was the dumbest idea and planned to turn it down.
- Reading Richard Curtis's script led her to find the project charming and funny, prompting a rethink.
- A lunch with Curtis, producer Duncan Kenworthy and director Roger Michell left her persuaded to accept the role.
- She reiterates that portraying a famous actress in Notting Hill was among the most difficult roles of her career.
- Entertainment outlets are also reporting an unconfirmed rumor of talks about a Pretty Woman sequel.