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Kevin Costner's character in the follow-up to 'The Bodyguard' was supposed to protect the late Princess Diana's.
The 59-year-old actor first revealed he was planning on helping the Princess of Wales launch her film career just as he had for Whitney Houston - who played his on-screen love in the original 1992 movie - in 2012, and has now shared vague plot details.
He told fans at CinemaCon: "We had written a pretty interesting sequel for 'Bodyguard' and Lady Diana was maybe going to be in that movie and I was going to protect her.
"We would talk and there was a very good chance we would have done it."
Kevin had promised to create a role especially for Diana - who passed away in 1997 following a car crash in Paris - and insists there is truth to the story despite the disbelief of many.
He added: "It was a real hotbed of discussion with a lot of people saying that it was not true. It was true.
"She had not committed to the movie, but she had asked for it to be written with her in mind."
Kevin Costner: Princess Diana’s role in Bodyguard 2
Kevin Costner's character in the follow-up to 'The Bodyguard' was supposed to protect the late Princess Diana's.
The 59-year-old actor first revealed he was planning on helping the Princess of Wales launch her film career just as he had for Whitney Houston - who played his on-screen love in the original 1992 movie - in 2012, and has now shared vague plot details.
He told fans at CinemaCon: "We had written a pretty interesting sequel for 'Bodyguard' and Lady Diana was maybe going to be in that movie and I was going to protect her.
"We would talk and there was a very good chance we would have done it."
Kevin had promised to create a role especially for Diana - who passed away in 1997 following a car crash in Paris - and insists there is truth to the story despite the disbelief of many.
He added: "It was a real hotbed of discussion with a lot of people saying that it was not true. It was true.
"She had not committed to the movie, but she had asked for it to be written with her in mind."
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Cressida Bonas has taken a no make-up selfie to help raise money for Cancer Research.
The blonde beauty - who is dating Prince Harry - posted a shot of herself online where she is facing the camera with her hair pushed back out of her face.
She joins a host of other stars including Cheryl Cole, Jemima Khan and Michelle Keegan who have taken part to help raise awareness in a campaign which has made up to £8 million.
Recently, Cressida and Harry went skiing in Kazakhstan and were given a ride to the ski slopes by an official government helicopter.
The couple stayed at the luxury Shymbulak resort, which is part-owned by wealthy entrepreneur Serzhan Zhumashov, who is a close friend of the Kazakh president Nursultan Nazarbayev.
Kazakhstan was made famous on the big screen by Sacha Baron Cohen's comedy character 'Borat'.
Harry and Cressida have increased their public outings of late - earlier this month they were pictured at We Day UK together - amid speculation they may soon wed.
Cressida Bonas takes no make-up selfie
Cressida Bonas has taken a no make-up selfie to help raise money for Cancer Research.
The blonde beauty - who is dating Prince Harry - posted a shot of herself online where she is facing the camera with her hair pushed back out of her face.
She joins a host of other stars including Cheryl Cole, Jemima Khan and Michelle Keegan who have taken part to help raise awareness in a campaign which has made up to £8 million.
Recently, Cressida and Harry went skiing in Kazakhstan and were given a ride to the ski slopes by an official government helicopter.
The couple stayed at the luxury Shymbulak resort, which is part-owned by wealthy entrepreneur Serzhan Zhumashov, who is a close friend of the Kazakh president Nursultan Nazarbayev.
Kazakhstan was made famous on the big screen by Sacha Baron Cohen's comedy character 'Borat'.
Harry and Cressida have increased their public outings of late - earlier this month they were pictured at We Day UK together - amid speculation they may soon wed.
Movies
Tom Cruise feels fortunate to have an "incredible life".
The 'Top Gun' actor, whose career in film spans more than three decades, was honoured for his success in the movie industry at Jameson Empire Awards in London on Sunday (30.03.14) where he picked up the Legend of Our Lifetime accolade and thanked people for their support throughout his career.
He said: "I feel very fortunate. I've had an incredible life so far. I spent most of my life in editing rooms, mixing bays, sound stages and movie sets all over the world - it's been an incredible life, a rich life.
"It takes a village to make a movie and I've had a rich life because of the people I've worked with - technicians, craftsmen, directors, writers, producers, actors - that I've learned from and continue to learn from."
The 51-year-old star often takes people on set with him to give them an insight into his life in movies and admits they are often shocked by the amount of effort which is put in to making the films.
He explained: "I like to bring people by movie sets when we're working, especially people who haven't made films before because at the end of the day they have a look on their face, they're stunned and bewildered and surprised by the effort that it takes. They're like, 'You people work? This is work?' I do know it takes a tremendous amount of effort, dedication, endurance and luck [to make a movie]."
Tom also thanked the audiences for allowing him to "entertain" them and added: "Empire, I hope to get an invite back for the 50th."
Tom Cruise: I have an incredible life
Tom Cruise feels fortunate to have an "incredible life".
The 'Top Gun' actor, whose career in film spans more than three decades, was honoured for his success in the movie industry at Jameson Empire Awards in London on Sunday (30.03.14) where he picked up the Legend of Our Lifetime accolade and thanked people for their support throughout his career.
He said: "I feel very fortunate. I've had an incredible life so far. I spent most of my life in editing rooms, mixing bays, sound stages and movie sets all over the world - it's been an incredible life, a rich life.
"It takes a village to make a movie and I've had a rich life because of the people I've worked with - technicians, craftsmen, directors, writers, producers, actors - that I've learned from and continue to learn from."
The 51-year-old star often takes people on set with him to give them an insight into his life in movies and admits they are often shocked by the amount of effort which is put in to making the films.
He explained: "I like to bring people by movie sets when we're working, especially people who haven't made films before because at the end of the day they have a look on their face, they're stunned and bewildered and surprised by the effort that it takes. They're like, 'You people work? This is work?' I do know it takes a tremendous amount of effort, dedication, endurance and luck [to make a movie]."
Tom also thanked the audiences for allowing him to "entertain" them and added: "Empire, I hope to get an invite back for the 50th."