*In remembrance of the beloved singer and diva, Whitney Houston, “The Bodyguard” is returning to theaters for one night only.
On March 28th at 7:30 p.m., hundreds of movie theaters around the country will celebrate the life of Houston and the movie’s 20th anniversary.
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Whitney’s role in the movie was a dynamic and historical moment in movie production. She stole the show and blew audiences away with her perfect vocals and fabulous brilliance that emanated right off the screen.
Co-star Kevin Costner shared a few words at the singer’s funeral, telling the world and the remembered Whitney that she was more than a phenomenal woman.
“A lot of leading men could’ve played my part. But you, Whitney, I truly believe you were the only one who could’ve played Rachel Marron at that time. You weren’t just pretty, you were as beautiful as a woman could be. And people didn’t just like you, Whitney, they loved you.”
Whitney’s final movie, “Sparkle” will premiere on August 17.
It’s hardly “in remembrance of the beloved singer and diva.” It’s more in remembrance of money.
Ditto Gracy 12_34. Plus why go to the movies to see it when you can see it every weekend on Lifetime.
….and the proceeds will go to who? Her debt or her estate? I know that’s wrong but I’m so tired of these plots to bamboozle folks into paying off these self-destructive celebrity debts.