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The film Pretty Woman (1990), while a massive commercial success, received its primary recognition in the form of acting nominations and populist awards, rather than major critical or film festival prizes.
Here is a specific breakdown of the awards and nominations associated with the film:
The film’s biggest critical success came at the Golden Globes, which nominate films separately in the "Musical or Comedy" categories.
| Award Status | Category | Recipient/Nominee | Specific Detail |
|---|---|---|---|
| WINNER | Best Actress in a Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy | Julia Roberts | This was Julia Roberts' first major win for the film. |
| Nominated | Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy | Pretty Woman (Touchstone Pictures) | |
| Nominated | Best Actor in a Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy | Richard Gere |
The film received only one nomination at the 63rd Academy Awards.
| Award Status | Category | Recipient/Nominee | Specific Detail |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nominated | Best Actress in a Leading Role | Julia Roberts | (Lost to Kathy Bates for Misery) |
The film received one nomination from the British Academy of Film and Television Arts.
| Award Status | Category | Recipient/Nominee | Specific Detail |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nominated | Best Actress in a Leading Role | Julia Roberts |
As a massive popular hit, Pretty Woman swept the popular vote categories at the People's Choice Awards.
| Award Status | Category | Recipient/Nominee |
|---|---|---|
| WINNER | Favorite Motion Picture | Pretty Woman |
| WINNER | Favorite Comedic Motion Picture | Pretty Woman |
| WINNER | Favorite Actress in a Motion Picture | Julia Roberts |
Due to its nature as a mainstream romantic comedy released in the spring, Pretty Woman was not typically screened in competition at major international film festivals (such as Cannes, Venice, or Berlin). It did not receive any major awards from non-English speaking foreign academies (e.g., French César, Spanish Goya). Its international recognition was primarily limited to the BAFTA nomination listed above and general box-office success.
The AI summary claimed only one BAFTA nomination existed, missing the film's recognition in major categories like Best Film.
The AI summary explicitly denied that the film received recognition from the French Academy, which is factually incorrect.
The film was recognized by the Japanese Academy, contradicting the AI's claim of limited foreign recognition.
This is a major industry award nomination for the script that was entirely omitted.
While a secondary acting nomination, it completes the Golden Globe record for the film.
The film Pretty Woman (1990) received extensive award recognition across domestic, industry, and foreign organizations.
Major Domestic Awards:
International/Foreign Awards:
Popular and Industry Awards: