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Warner Bros may need a Bodyguard after this announcement

With the ’80s now well and truly covered, Hollywood’s now making their way through the ’90s catalog.

Today’s remake : “The Bodyguard”, Mick Jackson’s 1992 musiller (that’s music/thriller) starring Kevin Costner as Steve McQueen and Whitney Houston as Whitney Houston.

A few years back Costner was trying to put together some sort of a sequel (though I believe Houston wouldn’t be back, his ‘Bodyguard would be protecting/bedding another female) but for whatever reason, his proposal got no further than a pitch meeting.

Warner Bros have now announced they’ll be just ‘doing over’ the original film (and likely Houston’s hit song ‘I Will Always Love You’?) but adding some contemporary touches. According to Deadline, “here the bodyguard will be a former Iraq war veteran who gets the job protecting the star as his first gig after leaving the Army. He discovers that the world of Twitter, Google Maps and TMZ has made access to celebrities easier than ever, making the job more difficult than ever.”

The film will be written by Jeremiah Friedman and Nick Palmer. The original of course was panned by the legendary Lawrence Kasdan.

As they did with Houston, Warner Bros are reportedly planning on casting a young female musician in the role of the client. Who would work, you think? Britney? Lady Gaga? Avril Lavigne? Miley Cyrus? Taylor Swift? Comment below!

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