They’re all kinda sort of the same, but there is a special place in our hearts for romantic comedies.

They’re all kinda sort of the same, but there is a special place in our hearts for romantic comedies.

They’re all kinda sort of the same, but there is a special place in our hearts for romantic comedies.

Pretty Woman, the musical, is stopping in the Alamo City this month.

Pretty Woman turns 30 on Monday, and the beloved rom-com starring Julia Roberts and Richard Gere certainly wasn't a big mistake (huge!). ET is looking back at the making of the film with some exclusive archival footage from the set of the 1990 film with a 22-year-old Roberts and the late director, Garry Marshall. "I didn't know Julia Roberts, but Julia Roberts, I think is gonna be a big, big movie star of the '90s," Marshall wisely predicted of his leading lady, who had already had breakout roles in 1988's Mystic Pizza and 1989's Steel Magnolias. Roberts seemed fond of her role as the prostitute Vivian, telling ET, "I would describe her as very animated. For more Pretty Woman fun, watch the clip below:RELATED CONTENT:Julia Roberts Says She Had 'No Business' Being in 'Pretty Woman'Julia Roberts Shows Up to 'Pretty Woman: The Musical'‘Pretty Woman: The Musical’: Bringing Garry Marshall’s Passion Project to Life (Exclusive)