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Chee Keong Cheung (writer)
Oliver Morran (writer)
Release Date:
2007 (UK) more
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There can be only one winner...
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In the UK suburbs, an underground tournament is set to challenge twelve fighters from different backgrounds to compete for the price of £500,000... more | full synopsis
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(2 articles)
Full Programme announced for the 2009 London Film Festival
(From The Hollywood News. 9 September 2009, 3:57 AM, PDT)
A Trailer For Chee Keong Cheung’s Bodyguard: A New Beginning
(From Twitch. 30 September 2008, 7:22 PM, PDT)
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A bloody shambles. more (17 total)
Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only)| Mark Strange | ... | Mark, The Homeless | |
| Nathan Lewis | ... | Nathan, The Ex-Convict | |
| Joey Ansah | ... | Joey, The Model | |
| Leon Sua | ... | Leon, the Triad | |
| Glenn Salvage | ... | Father Salvage, The Priest | |
| Beau Fowler | ... | Bo, the Delinquent | |
| Shane Steyn | ... | Sgt. Shane Steyn, The Police Officer | |
| Liang Yang | ... | Liang, the Foreigner | |
| Zara Phythian | ... | Zara, The Teacher | |
| William Mickleburgh | ... | William, The Instructor | |
| Scott Houston | ... | Scott, the Kid | |
| Chris Smith | ... | Corporal Smith, The Soldier | |
| Fidel Nanton | ... | Fidel | |
| Danny John-Jules | ... | Lamont Gaines | |
| Gary Webster | ... | Brandon Glover |
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UK:95 min
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| God Awful | BMFSTONECOLD |
| Dont hate it | rosco-mc |
| Worst script ever | DeXaZ |
| What was the budget for this movie ? | grym21 |
| Dont hate it | rosco-mc |
| Where have you seen this film? | chris_sunrider |
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Having just watched this film - aside from the nice mis en scene and visual trickery employed by the director... this film is embarrassing.
Taking itself quite seriously, the film concerns a betting ring of 'executives' who bet on an underground fight tournament made up of 'everyday' people. That happen to be quite proficient in fighting. That IS as far as the plot extends. There's barely ANY characterisation or depth to anyone in this film.
The scenes and fight sequences become formulaic, use the same visual techniques and it all becomes just a bit of 'blood for blood's sake' (the spray from the mouth when hit is even in there too!). You'd get far more entertainment from watching your local delinquents fight outside of your Co-Op store.
As a Brit, I'm embarrassed this film is even out there. The acting is shoddy to say the least (Danny-John Jules should be ashamed of this). The fighters I believe have no previous 'acting' experiences or abilities, but have been employed purely based on their aesthetically pleasing looks and a competency in martial arts/combat of some form.
Once again, the Brits have done themselves proud by illustrating to the world that they can't pull off another genre.