Krusty's 11/References - Revision history

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Cook879 at 11:37, September 9, 2012

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 **Gino Crocetti is a parody of [[Dean Martin]], who starred in the original film.
 ***Martin's birth name was Dino Paul Crocetti.
-***Martin was a singer as well as actor and was known to be a womanizer and drunk, as is Crocetti.
+***Martin was a singer as well as an actor and was known to be a womanizer and drunk, as is Crocetti.
 ***Martin commonly said "pally" on stage and on screen. "Clyde" was also a "Rat Pack" word, which [[Frank Sinatra|Sinatra]] defined as "a catch-all noun".<ref>''The Rough Guide to Frank Sinatra''</ref>
 ***When Crocetti quit, his female acquaintance wheels out a trolley of alcohol. When on stage together, Sinatra and Martin would often have a similar trolley, and would drink and mess around while the other sang.
-**Krusty not having a starring part in the film may be a reference to [[Joey Bishop]], who, out of the five "{{W|Rat Pack}}" members, had the smallest role in the film, and is largely the most forgotten member of the group. Bishop was also a comedian.
+**Krusty not having a starring part in the film may be a reference to [[Joey Bishop]], who, out of the five "{{W|Rat Pack}}" members, had the smallest role in the film and is largely the most forgotten member of the group. Bishop was also a comedian.
 *''{{Krusty show}}'' sketch is a reference to the murder of [[Lee Harvey Oswald]], killer of President [[John F. Kennedy]], with [[Rainer Wolfcastle]] taking the role of his killer [[Jack Ruby]] (using a pie instead of a gun).
 *[[Rainier Wolfcastle]] is starring in "yet another version of ''{{W2|Anna and the King of Siam|film}}''."

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 ***Martin commonly said "pally" on stage and on screen. "Clyde" was also a "Rat Pack" word, which [[Frank Sinatra|Sinatra]] defined as "a catch-all noun".<ref>''The Rough Guide to Frank Sinatra''</ref>
 ***When Crocetti quit, his female acquaintance wheels out a trolley of alcohol. When on stage together, Sinatra and Martin would often have a similar trolley, and would drink and mess around while the other sang.
-**Krusty not having a starring part in the film may be a reference to [[Joey Bishop]], who, out of the five "{{w|Rat Pack}}" members, had the smallest role in the film, and is largely the most forgotten member of the group. Bishop was also a comedian.
+**Krusty not having a starring part in the film may be a reference to [[Joey Bishop]], who, out of the five "{{W|Rat Pack}}" members, had the smallest role in the film, and is largely the most forgotten member of the group. Bishop was also a comedian.
 *''{{Krusty show}}'' sketch is a reference to the murder of [[Lee Harvey Oswald]], killer of President [[John F. Kennedy]], with [[Rainer Wolfcastle]] taking the role of his killer [[Jack Ruby]] (using a pie instead of a gun).
 *[[Rainier Wolfcastle]] is starring in "yet another version of ''{{W2|Anna and the King of Siam|film}}''."
-*[[Comic Book Guy]] plans to marry {{w|Jennifer Love Hewitt}}.
+*[[Comic Book Guy]] plans to marry {{W|Jennifer Love Hewitt}}.
-*[[Krusty]] mentions producing the soundtrack, available on {{w|Capitol Records}}, when he lists what he'll do to get the film made.
+*[[Krusty]] mentions producing the soundtrack, available on {{W|Capitol Records}}, when he lists what he'll do to get the film made.
-**Dean Martin was signed to Capitol at the time, as was fellow Rat Pack cohort Frank Sinatra. When Frank set up his own record label, {{w|Reprise Records}}, Dean left Capitol Records.
+**Dean Martin was signed to Capitol at the time, as was fellow Rat Pack cohort Frank Sinatra. When Frank set up his own record label, {{W|Reprise Records}}, Dean left Capitol Records.
 ***[[Matt Groening]]'s credit is for "Chairman of the Board", which was one of Sinatra's nicknames after he started Reprise.

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 == Cultural references ==
-*The title is a reference to the 1960 film ''{{w|Ocean's 11 (1960 film)|Ocean's 11}}'', which was {{w|Ocean's Eleven (2001 film)|remade}} in 2001. Other references to the film include:
+*The title is a reference to the 1960 film ''{{W2|Ocean's 11|1960 film}}'', which was {{W2|Ocean's Eleven|2001 film|remade}} in 2001. Other references to the film include:
 **The plot of ''Deuces Wild'', featuring the robbery of a string of Vegas casinos.
 **Gino Crocetti is a parody of [[Dean Martin]], who starred in the original film.
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 **Krusty not having a starring part in the film may be a reference to [[Joey Bishop]], who, out of the five "{{w|Rat Pack}}" members, had the smallest role in the film, and is largely the most forgotten member of the group. Bishop was also a comedian.
 *''{{Krusty show}}'' sketch is a reference to the murder of [[Lee Harvey Oswald]], killer of President [[John F. Kennedy]], with [[Rainer Wolfcastle]] taking the role of his killer [[Jack Ruby]] (using a pie instead of a gun).
-*[[Rainier Wolfcastle]] is starring in "yet another version of ''{{w|Anna and the King of Siam (film)|Anna and the King of Siam}}''."
+*[[Rainier Wolfcastle]] is starring in "yet another version of ''{{W2|Anna and the King of Siam|film}}''."
 *[[Comic Book Guy]] plans to marry {{w|Jennifer Love Hewitt}}.
 *[[Krusty]] mentions producing the soundtrack, available on {{w|Capitol Records}}, when he lists what he'll do to get the film made.

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 == Cultural references ==
 *The title is a reference to the 1960 film ''{{w|Ocean's 11 (1960 film)|Ocean's 11}}'', which was {{w|Ocean's Eleven (2001 film)|remade}} in 2001. Other references to the film include:
-**The plot of ''[[Deuces Wild]]'', featuring the robbery of a string of Vegas casinos.
+**The plot of ''Deuces Wild'', featuring the robbery of a string of Vegas casinos.
-**[[Gino Crocetti]] is a parody of [[Dean Martin]], who starred in the original film.
+**Gino Crocetti is a parody of [[Dean Martin]], who starred in the original film.
 ***Martin's birth name was Dino Paul Crocetti.
 ***Martin was a singer as well as actor and was known to be a womanizer and drunk, as is Crocetti.
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 ***When Crocetti quit, his female acquaintance wheels out a trolley of alcohol. When on stage together, Sinatra and Martin would often have a similar trolley, and would drink and mess around while the other sang.
 **Krusty not having a starring part in the film may be a reference to [[Joey Bishop]], who, out of the five "{{w|Rat Pack}}" members, had the smallest role in the film, and is largely the most forgotten member of the group. Bishop was also a comedian.
-*''{{Krusty show}}'' sketch is a reference to the murder of [[Lee Harvey Oswald]], killer of [[President John F. Kennedy]], with [[Rainer Wolfcastle]] taking the role of his killer [[Jack Ruby]] (using a pie instead of a gun).
+*''{{Krusty show}}'' sketch is a reference to the murder of [[Lee Harvey Oswald]], killer of President [[John F. Kennedy]], with [[Rainer Wolfcastle]] taking the role of his killer [[Jack Ruby]] (using a pie instead of a gun).
 *[[Rainier Wolfcastle]] is starring in "yet another version of ''{{w|Anna and the King of Siam (film)|Anna and the King of Siam}}''."
 *[[Comic Book Guy]] plans to marry {{w|Jennifer Love Hewitt}}.

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