#BING BADA MOVIE#

You guys don't watch NBC's Tonight Show, with Jay Leno, do you? There is considerable bantering, during the monologue, between Jay and the drummer, regarding the drummer's response to Jay's one-liners.īada-bing comes from the practice of the drummer in American burlesque shows of punctuating the comic's jokes (every burlesque show had a comic) with a hit on the side of his drum by his stick, followed by a hit on the cymbal. There is a discussion of bada-bing in our Archive. Whatever it means, I don't think it relates to bada-bing. Let's forget Va-va-voom, concerning which Graham is entirely correct, although the meaning has no bearing on the question of bada-bing bada-boom. I wonder if the guy was influenced by James Caan's character. I'm certain that after 1973's The Godfather. It got to the point where Mike Wallace told him to 'forget the bing-bang-boom' and use regular words to explain himself. I forget what the story was about but the whistle-blower kept using the phrase 'bing-bang-boom' to illustrate how easy it was for the cheaters to cheat. : Decades ago I was watching 60 Minutes, probably in the 1970's, and Mike Wallace was interviweing a whistle-blower. More recently, it served as the name of Tony Soprano's strip club in 'The Sopranos.' 'Bada-bing? Bada-boom? I said that, didn't I? Or did I just say 'bada-bing'? 'It just came out of my mouth - I don't know from where.'' The Godfather Wars, Vanity Fair, March 2009, online at It popped into his mouth as he mocked Michael, after hearing his kid brother say he intended to kill Sollozzo and McCluskey, the corrupt Irish cop who had broken his (Michael's) jaw: 'What do you think this is, the army, where you shoot 'em a mile away? You gotta get up close, like this - and bada-bing! You blow their brains all over your nice Ivy League suit.' Bada-bing became a mantra for mobsters and aspiring mobsters. Then a phrase was delivered to him straight from improvisational heaven.

#BING BADA MOVIE#

: : BADA-BING - In the March 2009 'Vanity Fair,' 'The Godfather Wars,', actor James Caan discusses his portrayal of Sonny in movie classic 'The Godfather.' He used 'a rapid-fire, Don-Rickles-meets-the-Mob bravado that elevated his character to a whole new level. MusicalFare Theatre is on the web at Reply to: Bada-bing posted by Brian from Shawnee on Februat 17:25: Ticket reservations may be made by calling (716) 839-8540.

The cast includes Louis Colaiacovo (as Gino Capishe), Paschal Frisina III (as Ricky Cotta), Lisa Ludwig (as Terrie Cotta) and Paul Maisano (as Tony Terrazzo Jr.). Performances were originally to play to May 24. The score features 'great Italian music made famous by Dean Martin, Perry Como, Jerry Vale, Louis Prima and others.' The new musical is written by Paul Maisano (who also appears in the show), directed by MusicalFare Theatre founder and artistic/executive director Randall Kramer, choreographed by Kristy Cavanagh and has music direction by Jason Bravo. It's an explosion of laughs when secrets are revealed, dirty laundry is hung out to dry - and there's a hit man in the audience and Nuns backstage!' 'Twenty years later they are reunited in a special reunion concert. Recalling such show as Forever Plaid and Nunsense, Bada Bing! Bada Boom! 'is the story of the Bada Bings, a male singing trio that split up shortly after achieving fame at Cardinal Synne High School,' according to MusicalFare. More than $100,000 flooded the box office of the 136-seat theatre. The world premiere of Bada Bing! Bada Boom! had the largest pre-sale in the 19-year history of MusicalFare Theatre, in Amherst, NY, and will get an extra week, now to May 31.

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