One of the most talked-about scenes from Guy Ritchie's The Gentlemen is the one in which a cocaine-fueled Freddy Horniman, played by Daniel Ings, dances in a chicken costume to wipe out a debt ...

Organizers tried to find a duck costume for the dance, but could only find a chicken costume from a local TV station. Eventually, "The Duck Dance" became the chicken dance. History was made here ...

It’s hard to pinpoint exactly when American audiences started calling it “The Chicken Dance,” but a festival ... Tulsa area in search of a duck costume before the party got started.

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Originally known as the duck dance in Germany, the organizers in Tulsa couldn’t find a duck costume—so they used a chicken costume instead, creating the tradition now recognized across the U.S ...

“The Chicken Dance has always been a favorite of young ... to be volunteering the day before the parade, and the rented costume fit. “I told them ‘I don’t wear costumes,'” she said.

Contestants lined up Friday morning in the Arena building at the Central Wyoming Fairgrounds for the 4-H chicken dance competition ... "Hokey Pokey," dressing in costumes, and performing tricks.

Guy Ritchie’s 'The Gentlemen' had a number of WTF moments, but Daniel Ings’ took the cake as he brought the “stroppy, tantrum-y, overprivileged buffoonery.” By Beatrice Verhoeven Deputy ...