Clyde (The Undercover Kid)

Agent Clydesdale (played by Melora Hardin) or Clyde for short, is one of the main characters from one of 1996's low budget children's movie at Feature Films for Families titled "The Undercover Kid" or How I Saved the President (alternate title), directed by Linda Shayne.

Agent Clydesdale
General Information
Aliases	Clyde
Age	29
Birthday	June 29, 1967
Occupation	Bodyguard
Physical Data
Height	5′ 7″ (1.70 m)
Weight	59 kilograms (130 lbs)
Hair color	Light Brown
Eye color	Dark Brown
Gender	Female
Debuts
credit	Melora Hardin

Background

• Before the events of the movie, she works for the State Bureau of Investigation, so she attended a military school for four years to complete the best training, speaks three languages, has to master many martial arts, and finished an anti-terrorism course, which makes her a valuable and experienced soldier.
• At the age of 29, she works for the State Department to become a bodyguard for a 9-year-old boy name Max Anderson, son of Ronald Anderson and Miranda Anderson.

Personality

• Clyde may be a professional driver or an agent (spy), she is a tough, brave, and stubborn woman, as she is being not at all afraid to get tangled with dangerous men in fights.
• Despite as a bodyguard who possesses intuitive and rational thinking like other normal people, she was shown to be selfless and understandable individual, ready to put herself to the line and ignore the consequences, especially that she acts like a big sister or a surrogate mother-figure towards Max and Buzzy in need when one of them are in danger, as it shows that she has a softer personality towards kids, but she hates bullies.

Skills & Abilities

• Multilingualism
• Driving - 1990 Chevrolet Station Wagon
• Hand-to-Hand Combat
• Intelligence
• Bypass Traps/Security
• Interrogation
• Firearms
• Non-Lethal Resolutions

Weapons

• Pager-Style Weapons (Guns)
• Taser

Gallery

SCREENSHOTS:

VIDEOS:

_{As they make their way to the station, Clyde decides to distract the security guards, so that she could buy Max (along with Bo and Nellie, and dozens of dogs) more time to get inside and find the terrorist.}

GIF:

[Clyde's first appearance...]

[Clyde doing judo...]

"There's a man in that green van holding diplomatic papers! He's part of an assassination team!"

"Don't ever say that to anyone!"

MOVIE EVENTS:

BEHIND THE SCENES:

Trivia

• She is still single, but she tends to flirt with others, like she tends to flirt one of the securities that she tackled when they apprehend Max. And lastly, during the ending when she and the President look eye to eye at each other.
• Clyde takes an assignment she's not happy with because her job requires it. What have you done that you didn't want to do, but did anyway, because you knew it was right?
• It’s a tweak that worked, more so as it meant The Undercover Kid now boasted a welcome pair of strong females, with ass-kicking bodyguard, Agent Clydesdale (Melora Hardin), already part of its ensemble.
• Out of all the people (besides Buzzy), she is the only person who believes in Max:
  • The first time is when Max recounted Dr. Hauptman's strange questions to Bo, while translating his words, where she finds it interesting, despite pretending to believe what the boy said.
  • The second time is when Mrs. Anderson sends Bo and Fellie to the Municipal Animal Control Center in frustration, where Max pleads with Clyde to believe in him, fearing the President's death. Clyde feels bad for Max and secretly helps him, so she took Bo and Fellie out of the control center, bringing them back to Max. Unfortunately, as she arrives at Max's window, she realizes Max was right, as he was kidnapped, Mrs. Anderson was drugged, and is disbelieved that she can understand Fellie when the cat says "Max!".
  • For the third time is during the climax of the movie:
    • Clyde initially fears Max's safety at the police station, but Max explains that the assassins will shoot the President at the train station. Despite Clyde's initial skepticism, she ultimately believes Max, as he knows the killer's appearance.
    • As they entered the station, she had no option but to hit the gas and crash onto one of the station's entrances. When they arrive, Clyde notices several security cars approaching them, and she informs Max that he must not do anything because she will try to catch up with him. To bring Max and a dozen dogs (including Bo and Fellie) inside, she shows her badge and raises her hands in the air, nearly getting arrested in the process. Despite the risk to her job, she remains hopeful for Max.