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The emotional reason why Kevin Costner refused to shorten his eulogy for Whitney Houston

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Kevin Costner and Whitney Houston developed a friendship after working on the movie “The Bodyguard” together. Their bond was so strong that, decades later, Costner delivered a heartfelt 17 minute eulogy for his friend after her tragic death.

Malia and Sasha Obama laugh together as they wait to board their plane at LAXMalia Obama spotted in Los Angeles wearing cool butterfly pantsCostner recently discussed his eulogy on Dax Shepard’s “Armchair Expert” podcast, revealing that people wanted him to shorten his speech in order to allow commercials to play on the televised broadcast.

Costner refused. “I had been working on this speech… and I tried to compile everything I wanted to do and finally crafted this speech,” said Costner. “Somebody said, ‘CNN’s here, they wouldn’t mind if your remarks were kept shorter because they’re going to have commercials.’ And I said, ‘They can get over that.

They can play the commercial while I’m talking, I don’t care.’”Costner was one of eight speakers at Houston’s funeral. He revealed that even though he was unsure of delivering the eulogy, he was ultimately convinced by singer Dionne Warwick. “I could feel the weight on her, now it’s shifted to me,” he said on the podcast. “What am I going to say about this little girl?”Costner and Houston worked together on “The Bodyguard,” which came out in 1992 and became a blockbuster hit.

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