From "Pretty Woman" to "Wonder," Check Out Some of Julia Roberts's Best Movie and TV Show Roles

In this Garry Marshall-directed film, Roberts stars as Vivian, a Hollywood escort whose chance encounter with businessman Edward (Richard Gere) leads to him hiring her for a week while trying to take his company to the next level. While their relationship starts as a monetary arrangement, Edward eventually finds himself falling for Vivian.

Based on the 2012 novel of the same name by R. J. Palacio, this heartwarming coming-of-age film tells the story of fifth grader August "Auggie" Pullman (Jacob Tremblay), a boy with facial differences, who begins attending a mainstream elementary school for the first time after being homeschooled all his life. Roberts plays Auggie's mom, Isabel, alongside Nate (Owen Wilson) as the boy's dad.

Roberts stars as Isabel, the soon-to-be wife of Luke (Ed Harris). She is preparing to take on the role of stepmom to his and Jackie's (Susan Sarandon) two children. The film follows Jackie's journey to accepting Luke and Isabel's relationship, as well as Isabel's role in the childrens' lives, while terminally ill.

This film, based on a play of the same name, follows the lives of a group of Southern women including characters played by Sally Field, Dolly Parton, and Shirley MacLaine, centred at a Louisiana beauty salon. Roberts stars as Shelby, a newlywed suffering from type 1 diabetes whose health is, unfortunately, at risk.

Roberts plays the titular Brockovich, the role that won her an Oscar, in this drama. The true story follows single mom Brockovich, who finesses her way into a job at a law firm and uses her unique skills to ultimately take down a major gas and electric company in court.

A classic love story, "Notting Hill" follows beloved actress Anna Scott (Roberts) who crosses paths with William Thacker (Hugh Grant), an unsuccessful bookstore owner in London, not once, but twice. As their relationship progresses, things become challenging due to Anna's celeb status and the press that is always on her tail.

In her breakout role, Roberts starred as Daisy, who works in a Connecticut pizza parlour with her sister, Kat, and their friend, Jojo. The film is a classic coming-of-age story, which shows a wild Daisy falling for a rich man; Kat, catching feels for a much older man; and Jojo having second thoughts about marrying her high school sweetheart. The movie is full of emotions and laughs as the trio attempt to make Mystic Pizza famous.

"My Best Friend's Wedding" is centred on the relationship between lifelong friends Julianne "Jules" Potter (Roberts) and Michael O'Neal (Dermot Mulroney), who had a pact to marry each other if they were both still single by their 28th birthday. Weeks before she turns 28, Michael calls her to tell her he's engaged to Kimmy Wallace (Cameron Diaz). Jules comes to the realisation she is actually in love with Michael, and attempts to sabotage his and Kimmy's wedding, but things get more difficult when she's appointed maid of honour.

Roberts and Clooney star as exes Danny and Tess in this American heist comedy film. The movie follows Danny as he and his crew attempt to pull off the biggest heist in history and rob three casinos owned by Terry Benedict. At first, all seems to be going as planned — until he finds out that Tess is Benedict's girlfriend.

After Liz (Roberts) realises how unhappy she is in her marriage, despite having all the makings of a good life, she sets out to chase true happiness. In her post-divorce adventures, she discovers her love of eating in Italy, finds the power of spirituality in India, and stumbles upon true love in Bali.

In order to help their daughter not make the same mistake they did by getting married on a whim, exes Georgia (Roberts) and David (Clooney) team up and travel to Bali to stop her destination wedding.

"Mirror Mirror" is a fantasy comedy that is based on the fairytale, "Snow White." Roberts plays the evil queen who steals a kingdom, while exiled princess Snow White (Lily Collins) enlists the help of seven friends to win it back.

Set in 1953, Roberts stars as Katherine Watson, an art history teacher at the all-female Wellesley College. Her mission is to confront the outdated mores of society — as well as the institution itself. Katherine is highly inspiring, leaving her mark specifically on two traditional students, Betty (Kirsten Dunst) and Joan (Julia Stiles) by helping them challenge the lifestyles they are expected to live.

Maggie (Roberts) has left multiple grooms at the altar, and journalist Ike (Gere) is determined to find out why and write an epic expose story about it.

In this emotional film, Roberts plays Holly, a mother who desperately tries to help her drug addicted son, Ben (Lucas Hedges), after he shows up at home unexpectedly one Christmas Eve.

In this historical drama, Roberts plays Martha Mitchell, the wife of the U.S. attorney general under President Richard Nixon. The TV miniseries explores a different angle of the infamous 1970s political Watergate scandal.