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The Bodyguard
THE BODYGUARD 1992 FILM.
The Bodyguard is that was produced in 1992 that was written by Lawrence Kasdan and directed by Mick Jackson. The genre of the film in romantic thriller and the stars were the late Whitney Houston as Rachel and Kevin Costner as Frank. This film had a total of eleven wins and twenty nominations after its release.
Rachel was a superstar who had been nominated for Academy Awards. She was facing danger from one of her fans come stalker. This matter got out of hand that she began receiving death threats. Reluctant at first to believe she is in real danger, a bomb exploded in her changing room and reality sets in. Frank is a security detail hired to protect the star at all cost.
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