article_snippet: The iconic necklace scene may have remained, but Pretty Woman was originally titled $3,000 and had an ending where the lead characters, Vivian and Edward, do not end up together .
article_snippet: Edward and Vivian's clumsy-but-cute first-meet on Hollywood Boulevard never happens either.
article_snippet: American screenwriter J.F. Lawton, who penned the original script, which was called $3000 for the amount Edward agrees to pay Vivian for a week of Vivian company, revealed in an interview with Vanity Fair that: 'The tone and ending are completely different.'
article_snippet: Most notably, in Lawton's original script Vivian and Edward do not find true love together.
article_snippet: There is no 'knight in shining armour' scene for Vivian (pictured)
article_snippet: The lead characters' adorable meeting on Hollywood boulevard is no romantic affair either.
article_snippet: In the original script he never tries to protect Julia Robert's character Vivian.