The Bodyguard

Camera reflected in the window of the hotel room.

At Frank's cabin, when Frank walks Rachel up to her room, there is a shadow of a microphone/camera on the left-hand wall.

When Rachel is watching Frank watch her film clip, Frank is leaning forward from Rachel's view, but when it cuts to a close shot of Frank he is leaning back in the chair and then begins to lean forward.

When Delaney hires Frank there's a sprinkler rotating in the background.

In the next shot it's gone and so is the hose.

Towards the end of the fight in Frank's kitchen, a crewmember is reflected in the cupboard door when Tony pulls the knife out of the holder.

When Frank puts Rachel to bed, he pushes all the dolls to one side.

But when she's in bed there is still one doll sitting upright next to her.

Frank Farmer speaks to Ray to ask for help at the Secret Service.

As Frank adjusts Ray's collar, he has a lit cigarette in his mouth.

But as the camera cuts to a side view of Ray smiling, and he has no cigarette in his mouth.

When returning from the funeral - the left side the windshield had a sign saying "FUNERAL" - two seconds later it is on the right side.

A mock copy of the Hollywood Reporter newspaper announces the Oscar nomination for Whitney Houston's character on the same pages as the ratings for Game One of the World Series.

But the Academy Award nominations are announced in February, months before the World Series in the Fall.

In the final scene depicting Frank serving as security at the political function, the clergy is asked to offer the "benediction" at the start of the meeting.

The benediction is offered at the end of a service, not the beginning.

The prayer offered at the beginning of any type of service or meeting such as this, is the "invocation.

" Tony, Rachel original bodyguard gets hit by Portman at the Oscars scene with a left hook and a special nail type ring on his right eye.

Tony brings up his right arm to cover his right eye.

Then he comes out later holding his left arm to his bleeding left eye.

In the final scene at the airport strip, again he is wearing a patch on the left eye that he "lost".

If you look closely as Rachel, Fletcher, Sy, Devaney, and Tony are walking out of the mansion on their way to The Mayan nightclub, you can see that this is not DeVaughn Nixon playing Fletcher, but another actor.

In the scene where Frank is explaining to the limo driver his new role as Frank's assistance, Frank points one of his handguns directly at the driver.

A former Secret Service agent would always be aware of the direction of his muzzle, and would never under any circumstances point it at someone absentmindedly.

In several places during the fight between Tony and Frank in the kitchen, cheap plastic glasses, bowls and other dishes bouncing around even though you hear glass breaking.

When Rachel is handling the katana at Frank's place, it is clear from the regular scalloped pattern ("hamon") on the blade that it is not a real katana, but a cheap ornamental replica.

Real katanas have an irregular hamon.

But that doesn't mean it couldn't be sharp.

In the dive bar scene where Frank takes Rachel on the date, an extra seems to look straight into the camera and raises his beer towards it as Frank and Rachel walk to the dance floor.

On a closer look he is cheering to the blond woman in the front.

When Frank discovers that Portman is not the Oscar host's bodyguard, and in fact the person who has been trying to kill Rachel, he does not make any attempt to alert the Oscar's security or the police stationed there about Portman, something a trained Secret Service agent like Frank would have done.

As mentioned above, for a supposedly trained professional, Frank Farmer commits at least two violations of basic weapons safety rules by pointing a loaded weapon at people he doesn't intend to shoot.

First when he is discussing security with Henry, Frank points his.

45 directly at Henry.

Then, during the incident at the cabin, as soon as he chambers a round in his.

45, he points it directly in Nicki's face as he tells her to stay still.

There seems to be some confusion over the lead character's name throughout the film.

She is listed as "Rachel Marron" in the credits, but her last name is spelled differently in some of the death threat notes.

Also, a fan holds up a brightly-colored sign when the limo pulls up to the club halfway through the film and it says, "We Love Rachael" with an additional "a".

After Frank's fight in the kitchen in the hotel in Miami, he goes straight on to the terrace of their room where he suddenly remarks that Rachel is sitting behind him.

After begging Frank to stay by her side, Frank accepts under a few conditionsOne of them is that Sy Spector must be fired.

Rachel agrees but when they're back for the Oscar's ceremony, he is still her manager.

Frank arrives at the mansion for the first time and is talking to Henry.

The camera angle shows Frank from the front, starting to button his suit coat.

A close-up then shows Frank, looking down as if he's finishing up with that buttoning business.

The next shot is of Frank from the rear, hands in pants pockets--coat obviously unbuttoned.

He takes his hands out of his pockets, starts to button the coat--and while still doing it, the camera shifts back to the front view--the coat is already buttoned, and Frank's hands are already down at his sides.