What's the origin of the quote "You da man, Harry. You da man."?
I'm sure it's from a film, and I'm fairly sure it's sort-of said under the breath, in a respectful manner - for example as though the subject, Harry is out of earshot anyway.
(Similar to the bit at the end of Babe when Cromwell's all like "That'll do, pig. That'll do.")
I'm also nearly 100% sure it's not referring to Harry Potter in any way.
Best Answer
In Armageddon the character Bear (Michael Clarke Duncan) says:
Yo, Harry, you're the man.
after Harry (Bruce Willis) detonates the bomb.
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