A former boxer turned Secret Service agent is assigned to protect the President's son, who seems determined to make life difficult for his new protector.A former boxer turned Secret Service agent is assigned to protect the President's son, who seems determined to make life difficult for his new protector.A former boxer turned Secret Service agent is assigned to protect the President's son, who seems determined to make life difficult for his new protector.
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Jemar Jefferson
- Andre
- (as Jemar Jewann Jefferson)
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- TriviaBrock Pierce, who plays the president's son, was on the ballot for the 2020 presidential election.
- GoofsPresident Davenport's Secret Service code name in the film is "Eagle", while his son's code name is "Prince". In real life, the Secret Service always assigns the First Family code names that begin with the same letter.
- Alternate versions1m 31s were cut when the film was originally rated due to the hostage attack in the shopping mall. The BBFC felt that this and the sudden onslaught of violence were too heavy for 'PG'. In 2002, all cuts were waived for a 'PG' rating.
- ConnectionsEdited into DrScreams: Sinbad's Shazaam! Is the Mandela Effect Real? (2023)
Featured review
Okay, okay. The movie doesn't aim at high quality. It's not meant to be. It is meant to be funny and entertaining. It is shallow and sometimes oversubscribed. However, I thought that a) Brock Pierce did a wonderful job, b) I could deduce some messages of life, c) the plot was nice and d) the interaction between Sinbad and Brock was rather substantial and well staged. Brock Pierce showed how lonesome and frustrating the life as the "First Kid" can be, how isolated he is and how much he suffers from this isolation. Sinbad - I mean, he is a clumsy guy, but he did fine in here. I never thought that he was constrained or fake. The movie as a whole lacks a realistic storyline, but that didn't matter to me. I was rather attracted by the scene in which Brock told him amid tears how outcast he felt, and I thought it was witty how Sinbad showed him what to do about it. Definitely not a masterpiece but surely above the average.
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Box office
- Gross US & Canada
- $26,491,793
- Opening weekend US & Canada
- $8,434,651
- Sep 2, 1996
- Gross worldwide
- $26,491,793
- Runtime1 hour 41 minutes
- Color
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 1.85 : 1
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