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'''The ''Smith and Wesson Bodyguard'' revolver can be seen in the following movies, telivision, anime, and videogames.''' | '''The ''Smith and Wesson Bodyguard'' revolver can be seen in the following movies, telivision, anime, and videogames.''' | ||
Contrary to popular belief, this revolver '''is''' called "Bodyguard" by Smith & Wesson, and any revolvers resembling it are simply considered "Bodyguard-type", not true "Bodyguards" | |||
==Film== | ==Film== | ||
Revision as of 18:03, 21 January 2009
The Smith and Wesson Bodyguard revolver can be seen in the following movies, telivision, anime, and videogames.
Contrary to popular belief, this revolver is called "Bodyguard" by Smith & Wesson, and any revolvers resembling it are simply considered "Bodyguard-type", not true "Bodyguards"
Film
- Charles Grey as Ernst Stavro Blofeld in Diamonds Are Forever
- Unknown man and woman in Moonraker
- Armored car guard in Heat
Television
- Miami Vice TV series, carried by Philip Michael Thomas