Julia Roberts Becomes Lancome’s Pretty Woman

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In a $20 million deal, Julia Roberts will appear in a Lancome ad campaign for the brand’s new Definicils Precious Cells Mascara. She’s Photoshopped like crazy but who cares. We still love her. And it wasn’t Pretty Woman that sparked that love. It was her pre-fame appearance in Mystic Pizza.

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