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Tess Carlisle is the widow of a former U.S. president and the central figure under Secret Service protection. She treats Doug as both a security officer and a domestic servant, manipulates his assignm...
Doug Chesnic is the Secret Service agent responsible for protecting Tess Carlisle. Frustrated by her demands and interference, he struggles with duties he considers beneath his professional status. Af...
Earl is Tess Carlisle's chauffeur and participates in her repeated unauthorized drives away from the security detail. After Tess disappears, Earl is found unconscious near the abandoned car and become...
Frederick is Tess Carlisle's nurse and one of the household workers whom Tess treats less as an independent professional than as part of her domestic support. The plot summary places him alongside Dou...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Frederick is identified as Tess's nurse and is listed alongside Earl as part of the household staff.
Doug is assigned to lead the Secret Service team protecting Tess at her Ohio residence.
Earl serves as Tess's chauffeur, and she allows him to continue after Doug fires him.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Earl confesses that Tess is being held by his sister and her husband, identifying the kidnappers as his family members and accomplices.
Doug joins the Secret Service and FBI raid on the kidnappers' home and helps recover Tess from the barn.
Tess is held captive by Earl's sister and her husband and is later found buried alive beneath the floor of a farm barn.
Doug resents Earl's role in Tess's household, fires him after the unauthorized drive, and later aggressively questions him about the kidnapping.
A rigid security assignment evolves into a difficult bond tested by authority, illness, abduction, and rescue.
Directed by Hugh Wilson
Guarding Tess (1994) · 6/10 · comedy, drama
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