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- The deal they arranged awarded De Noia half the profits and rights to the Chippendales name from its touring engagements. The two eventually clashed over the show's creative direction and profits and dissolved their partnership toward the end of the '80s.
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Feb 20, 2024 · On April 7, 1987, Rivera Lopez fatally shot De Noia in the face. Following his partner’s death, Banerjee purchased back his touring rights from the De Noia family.
Nov 18, 2022 · Nick De Noia, a director and choreographer, was hired by Chippendales’ founder, Steve Banerjee, keeping in mind his expansion plans. Disputes between the two led them to part ways, but Nick was killed in 1987 under suspicious circumstances.
At the time, De Noia no longer worked for Banerjee, and was on a national tour with his associate producer, Candace Mayeron. De Noia had a licensing arrangement through a company called Chippendales Universal to use the name Chippendales for that tour engagements.
Nov 30, 2022 · As portrayed in Welcome to Chippendales, De Noia was believed to be a closeted homosexual. What Happened to Nick De Noia? On April 7, 1987, Nick De Noia was brutally murdered in his Manhattan...
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Jan 11, 2023 · In 1983, De Noia wrote on a napkin that he had the right to take the Chippendales on the road and own the show in perpetuity; Banerjee reportedly signed it, not understanding the full nature of what that meant.
- Gemma Peplow
Sep 24, 2021 · On April 7, 1987, De Noia was found in his Manhattan office fatally shot in the face — and, according to former creative director Eric Gilbert, "Banerjee was the first person to come to mind"...
Nov 22, 2022 · What happened to Nick de Noia? Nick was shot in the face inside his office on April 7, 1987, The Los Angeles Times reports. For years, the killer's identity remained a mystery.
