- The script of the film was originally written by screenwriter Lawrence Kasdan in 1975 specifically for Steve McQueen.
- Many actors and singers have been candidates for the main roles in the film, including Ryan O’Neill, Barbra Streisand and Diana Rose.
- Kevin Costner's performance in the film is based on Steve McQueen and even imitates McQueen's hairstyle.
- The ending of the film's story is set at the 68th Oscar Awards Ceremony held shortly after that time. This is to tease that the script of the film has been rejected 67 times.
- In the film’s earliest script, the male protagonist Frank deeply regrets his failure to protect President John F. Kennedy in the 1963 assassination. When the film was officially filmed, this plot was rewritten into the assassination of President Reagan in 1981, because when Kennedy was president, Kevin Costner was too young to become Kennedy’s bodyguard.
The Bodyguard behind the scenes gags
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Ernestina 2022-03-27 09:01:05
Barely two points. When the hot and cold bodyguards inside and outside the Heart Stick combine the taste of Christ (the cross-shaped pager and the last church title), and then meet a naive and willful female singer to have an awkward love affair, it becomes this film. This is a procrastinating love movie that I dealt with. The whole film focuses on medium and close shots. It is more like a family soap opera. Houston begins to seduce Costner within half an hour of the opening. Excuse me, if the first-line superstar is rescued by his bodyguard once, this will happen ? How insecure is it? What's more, Costnam's dull performance looks more like a disgust for a black woman. The two of them rarely call when they are together, and the whole film that supports their relationship is full of hard acting. embarrassed. Whitney's singing skills are no problem, and at the end he shouted "He's my bodyguard" is also moving.
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Colleen 2022-04-23 07:01:43
A sentence "I will protect you." is better than a million "I love you."
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Rachel: And I want to be able to eat brunch with my friends.
Frank: So go on Tuesdays.
Sy Spector: Tuesday morning brunch? Where'd you get this guy, Bill?
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Rachel: But I can't go out on a date because you have to be with me every minute. I mean, what if he wants to invite me up to his place afterwards? Are you gonna come too?