- Covered Up: How many people remember that Whitney Houston's Signature Song, "I Will Always Love You" originated a country song from an obscure, awkwardly-titled musical? This ended up disqualifying The Bodyguard for a "Best Original Song" Oscar in 1993, despite the song being a massive hit.
- The song was a country hit for Dolly in 1974, several years before the movie was made and unrelated to the movie. Also, this movie was successful and actually dethroned E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial from first place at the box office.
- Narm: No one was ever going to call Burt Reynolds a great singer. Still, between this and All Dogs Go to Heaven, there's clearly something hilariously off about his singing voice.
- See also Burt's contribution to the Smokey And The Bandit II OST, "Let's Do Something Cheap and Superficial"
. - And what about Dom DeLuise?
- See also Burt's contribution to the Smokey And The Bandit II OST, "Let's Do Something Cheap and Superficial"
- One-Scene Wonder: Charles Durning as The Governor of Texas in the film version, especially with his big number "The Sidestep." His performance got the film its only Academy Award nomination.
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