Essentials of Executive Protection in Her Majesty Mrs. Brown

Essentials of Executive Protection
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Her Majesty Mrs. Brown is a British drama film, written by Jeremy Brock and directed by John Madden in 1997. The main film performers include Judi Dench, Billy Connolly, Antony Sher, Gerard Butler, and Geoffrey Palmer (Brown, 2011). The film explores the extraordinary and exhilarating relationship between widowed Queen Victoria, represented by Judy Dench, and Scottish servant, John Brown, represented by Billy Connolly (Brown, 2011). After the death of her husband, Prince Albert, Queen Victoria, or also named Judi Dench, withdraws from public life. As a result, a former servant of the prince, John Brown, is picked to help her recover from her grief.
However, John Brown deploys unusual approaches that violate the minimum expectation of protocols regarding the handling of the queen. Surprisingly, John Brown succeeded in warming the heart of the grieving queen. Their closeness appeared to blossom, and John Brown ended up being the queen’s confidant. Mr.Brown, played by Billy Connolly, showers her with compassion and love. He adores via admiration and caress, which brought her to life from engulfment of sorrow and grief. However, this queer relationship created a scandalous circumstance that could destabilize the monarchy system if the two were engaging in a sexual relationship (Scotland et al., 2015). John Brown oozes confidence, vitality, manliness, and caps his traits by being rebellious. It might be those traits that might have sparked matching chemistry with the queen. The queen might not be sexually attractive, but that aura of power, authority, and mystery could have ignited John Brown's intriguing interest.
Her Majesty, Mrs. Brown, as depicted by Judy Dench and John Brown, can be used as a case study to examine the code of conduct and ethical standards that are expected of a security specialist. From the film, one can raise fundamental questions regarding the conduct and relationship between the queen and John Brown. These questions touch ethical standards and code of conduct. Is a protective security expert allowed to meet the emotional needs, including those executives like a queen or other clients? What if the client wants sexual, love, or romantic relationship? Is it acceptable for a protective specialist to accept such advances? Or to what extent does the relationship between the client and protective security specialist and client go up to?
A personal protection specialist is bestowed with a high ethical and moral responsibility that exceeds expectations in other roles and positions. More often, clients, including executives, tend ...