3 Unforgettable Movies of Richard Gere
Richard Gere has enjoyed a long and rewarding career as a movie actor for a span of thirty five years. And when it comes to Hollywood, that's as a matter of fact saying something. But, what is it about this actor that makes you want to see the next round of Richard Gere movies? I don't know about anything else, but for me it's "the walk." His walk is sexy, suave, masculine and with a twist of sass and almost a minuscule sweetness. No matter how you report it, his walk has had me mesmerized for at least the last thirty years.
Movies
The American Gigolo (1980) Julian
There were earlier movies, but for me, Richard Gere first walked on the scene during The American Gigolo. As the name suggests, Julian was a gigolo who was very much involved about his good looks, fashion, exercise and retention the ladies happy, which included Lauren Hutton. Who could forget the scene where he takes out about 5 or 6 suits, lays them on the bed and coordinates each one with a tie? Back then, this type of attention to fashion was unheard of for men. This is one of the best Richard Gere movies for watching him strut his sexy stuff. This was a major treat, inspecting the bland and predictable plot of this movie.
An Officer and a Gentleman (1983) Zack Mayo
An Officer and Gentleman is also one of the most memorable of his movies. The movie shows Zack Mayo (Gere) going to a small coastal town trying to go through flight training school to come to be a Navy aviator. In the end, Zack passes the course, becomes an aviator, marries a local girl, fulfills her dream of marrying an aviator and takes her away from this boring town. anything who is a hopeless romantic will love this movie. Who can forget the scene in which Zack walks into the manufacturing plant in his Navy Whites and sweeps Debra Winger off of her feet? Pure Hollywood magic! As expected, the movie reviews were very positive. Once again, that sexy walk into the plant will all the time get you. This is by far, one of the more memorable Richard Gere movies.
Pretty Woman (1990) Edward Lewis
Richard Gere is fantastic as the very wealthy company administrative who rescues a gorgeous prostitute from the streets. Boy and girl (Julia Roberts) meet under unusual circumstances and fall in love. It is a twist on a tasteless theme, but the movie works on all levels. Edward Lewis (Richard Gere) struts his stuff in perfectly tailored company suits, although now he has a head full of gorgeous salt and pepper hair. The popularity of this movie brought Gere back into the limelight.
In conclusion, these are some of the more unforgettable Richard Gere movies. But did you know that John Travolta was offered the leading roles in both "The American Gigolo" and "An Officer and a Gentleman" but turned both of them down? Gives you food for conception doesn't it.
Richard Gere Movies