Inhoudsopgave
Wie ontdekte Celine Dion?
Op 12-jarige leeftijd bracht haar moeder haar in contact met de manager René Angélil, die zo in haar geloofde dat hij een hypotheek op zijn huis nam om haar carrière te financieren. In 1981 kwam het eerste album van Dion uit (La Voix du bon Dieu). Hiermee werd ze in Quebec een ster.
Hoe oud is Ward palmen?
Follow: At the age of 20, vocalist and voice imitator Ward Palmen started his journey into the European tribute band scene.
Wat mankeert Vrienten?
Henny Vrienten ziek, gaat ‘ziekenhuistraject in’ Om een verkoudheid zal het niet gaan, aangezien concertorganisator MOJO heeft laten weten dat de zanger „een ziekenhuistraject voor onderzoeken” ingaat.
Hoe is het met Doe Maar?
Op 13 februari 1984 stopte de populairste band van Nederland ooit, Doe Maar, er plotseling mee.
What does “go ahead make my day” mean?
It is associated with actor Clint Eastwood’s Dirty Harry character, who said it in the 1983 move Sudden Impact. If she said, “Go ahead, make my day,” she’s basically daring you to start that rumor about her.
Who said go ahead make my day in Sudden Impact?
Jump to navigation Jump to search. “Go ahead, make my day” is a catchphrase written by Charles B. Pierce and spoken by the character Harry Callahan from the 1983 film Sudden Impact. In 2005, it was chosen as No. 6 on the American Film Institute list, AFI’s 100 Years… 100 Movie Quotes.
Where did the phrase’Make my Day’come from?
The phrase “make my day” had already been similarly uttered a year earlier in a lesser-known movie from 1982 titled Vice Squad. In that scene, a detective, Tom Walsh ( Gary Swanson ), while arresting a pimp named ‘Ramrod’ ( Wings Hauser ), puts his gun up to the side of Ramrod’s mouth and says “Come on scumbag, make your move…and make my day!”.
How do you say’Make my Day’in Kenya?
Go ahead—make my day.” The movie Sudden Impact became popular in Kenya in the early 1990s. Kenyan kids pronounced ‘make my day’ as “Makmende” probably due to influence of the local dialects. Over time, Makmende came to be used by children to refer to those who behaved in a conceited manner.