Natalie Alexander is an actor known for her role in Assassination (1987), where she brings a fierce energy to the screen. Set against a backdrop of high-stakes intrigue, her performance adds depth to this action-packed narrative. Though her filmography may be limited, Alexander's work in Assassination captures the essence of 1980s exploitation cinema, contributing to the film's cult status. Her portrayal resonates with fans who appreciate the genre's bold storytelling and dynamic characters.
Assassination
Jay Killian (Charles Bronson) is a senior member of the Secret Service. On the day before the Inauguration of the new president, Killian has just returned from a six-month sick leave. He is given a new assignment: to protect the First Lady, Lara Royce Craig (Jill Ireland). Being highly qualified and a seasoned veteran of the service, Killian is dismayed that he is not on the Presidential detail. To make matters worse, Lara proves to be an extremely difficult charge. She is arrogant, condescending, demanding, and she detests the presence of Killian. With the First Lady doing what she wants and ignoring all of Killian's suggestions, it becomes apparent that someone wants Lara dead—especially when a biker tries to shoot her. A wild cross-country adventure ensues as Killian attempts to protect Lara and flush out the assassin and his contractor—and the assassination attempts may have originated from the White House. It turns out that, because of a war injury, the President is impotent and that his wife is about to file in a divorce at the end of his first term. Believing that the divorce will eliminate the chances of another term, the president's right-sided supporters staged the assassination attempts, to keep the President's impotence a secret and gain him the people’s support in his grief. Killian is able to unravel the conspiracy.
