@@WesBarker Immediate image that springs to mind when thinking about Benjamin Button is that creepy little old-man baby.... so yeah, guess that fits perfectly.... 😂 SPOILERS: Sorry Eric, I thought the joke was worth the totally unwarranted burn. I'm delusional like that.
In the "Cats" clip, it looks to me like the reason they stalled so long with the sheet was because the trap door got stuck and they finally said, "Fuck it" and decided to leave it open. I could be wrong, but that's what it seems like.
The cigarette trick for kids has Crowley approval for sure! Hahahaha it was cool to see Eric reacting the clips too! There’s a card trick in “The Mentalist” that I never found out how Patrick forced the card, or if was really a “real” card trick, but would be nice to see u guys reacting to it. Its on season 3, episode 5, but its on yt too
As someone who has made and designed traps for theatre, that one was an abomination. The jerkiness of the reset looks like something was wrong or jammed. My worst nightmare, leaving a gaping hole for the cast to fall into. Embarrassing.
I'm really curious what production that was. If it was community theater, I'm a little more accepting of it than if it were professional. (Safety aside, that is.)
Agreed. I been on stage, in the crew, fly crew for Mary Poppins, up in the booth, and even assistant director a couple of times. That just about made me sick. Took way too long. Definitely a malfunction of one kind of another. Possible wardrobe caught in the works? Eek!! 🤢
Loving these videos, keep them up! The "Here You Come Again" scene near the end of Dumplin' (2018) has a few basic prop tricks that are worth checking out. They're done pretty smoothly and the fact that they're incorporated into the dance choreography is really neat.
You guys. The magic tricks in Cats have always always always annoyed me so much. I’ve seen them in numerous iterations and they look just as bad in all of them. For no reason other than pure laziness/unwillingness to hire a proper consultant.
Not being shitty. But probably just cause no one's seen that show. It's a pretty old show. U wouldn't happen to know the name of that dude would ya ? The actor. He looks familiar! And it's bugging me 😂 (also,since it's xfiles and if you're right, ya that would explain it being lit already 😅)
@@thegamingreaper1293 lots of people have seen X-Files, it was a huge show in its time. Just because you've never seen it because you're obviously young doesn't mean no one else has seen it
@@gregorybarnard5593 It was top show globally around world although depending on country there were few banned episodes like "Home" damn it wasn't banned and i saw it pretty fck up ep
I think in the CATS clip, that particular performance was slow only because the trap door got caught and they waited as long as they could to try to fix it. But at some point you gotta move on and just go with it. I bet if you found other clips, even clips of the same performers on the same stage, the trick might go much quicker and smoother because the door didn't malfunction.
Amazing as always! Teller did a misdirection performance on Penn and Teller where he sticks a lit cigarette in his ears to hide it from the audience. The cigarette magic was quite similar.
Just saw the phone book trick for the first time on Fool Us and enjoyed the explanation on your video! I always need to know “the how” and it doesn’t ruin the magic for me. And the sword stabbing of the page looked great!
Perspective! Everyone has their own, especially two talented magicians. Teamwork right there, I'm telling ya. And Kristen! 🥰 Wit, wisdom, and wonderful!
There’s a production of a key in the first hobbit movie you could take a look at. Also there’s an episode of Malcolm in the Middle where Dewey has an ‘escapology’ act where he disappears inside a box. Not sure which episode it is though. Love the content Wes, keep it up!
Whoa, that cigarette magician, I think that is Crowley from Supernatural!! Also, it being x-files, I think he's supposed to be creepy, so maybe that plays into the weird trick?
According to IMDB trivia for the Escape Artist... Actor Griffin O'Neal took a crash course in magic and its philosophy with technical advisor Ricky Jay for his role as teenage magician Danny Masters in this movie. This included learning such tricks as juggling, fine-fingered lock work and sleight-of-hand maneuvers.
Wes: if you're still looking for tv show magic tricks, there are two episodes of The Walking Dead: World Beyond (S.1 Ep.6 "Shadow Puppets" and S.1 Ep.7 "Truth or Dare") that feature some magic you might be interested in critiquing. My wife and I really enjoy the content on both your channel and Kristen's. Keep it up!
This one is probably a longshot, but~ There's a South Korean Netflix show called Busted! And in season 1 episode 7 "The Vanished Magician" the subject of the case, a magician, performs on stage an illusion for the cast of the show~~~ (it starts at the 6:47 mark in the episode) Busted! has the main cast (Korean celebrities from various backgrounds) playing detective versions of themselves solving "cases", often involving escape room scenarios^.^ Many of the people they interact with in the episodes, like the magician, are played by other celebrities. The special guests have a script & information for the case they usually need to relay, but the main cast of detectives are just generally reacting honestly to what happens around them.
tbh, and this doesn't excuse the lameness or laziness of the "tricks" in Cats, but they probably took so long with the sheet because they were waiting for the trap to close. I've seen lots of professional shows where something like that goes wrong and the actors just have to make the decision to keep going until whatever went wrong is fixed or a stage manager comes out and tell the audience they need five minutes to fix it and they'll restart.
These videos are awesome I love it! Hopefully I'll be fortunate enough to see 1 of your shows live✌️😜👍 3:22 ...but there's no way y'all really have not seen Penn & Teller's SOH/mis-direction performance using a an actual lit cigarette before though?
Thank you for the Escape Artist clip! (You're officially off the hook.) I believe Ricky Jay was the consultant on that one, and Griffin O'Neal definitely did his own work.
Interesting to see the American Gods one! In the book the trick is supposed to be "implausible" so it was cool to see how the production team decided to make it look like *real* magic and not sleight of hand (but as you guys pointed out, pretty lazy on some shots)
@@WesBarker and while we're on a history buzz, is there any trick that was designed in ye oldie times but because of lack of tech didn't get finished or preformed till much later?
I'm a little surprised the X-Files clip wasn't from the episode with Ricky Jay as a guest star, where both Mulder and Scully end up doing basic tricks in the episode. But, a show all about the mysterious and unexplained is likely to have a fair number of tricks throughout its run to review.
Magic consultant for Cats was Scott Penrose.... Former president of the British The Magic Circle (at the time sponsored by Paul Daniels), he's a honorary vice president of The Britsh Magic Society... and a gold star member of the Inner Magic Circle. This job was just horrendous though - oh, he also consulted for the illusionist...
Now that musicals are fair game, please have a look at Shrek: The Musical! This isn't presented as a magic trick, but it's a subtle stage illusion that has puzzled me every time I've seen it. In the filmed version (on Netflix), at about the 0:26 minute mark, the fade transition from the magic mirror to young Fiona is inexplicable. The only explanation I can think of is scrims, but the mirror is a real LED-array screen so that theory doesn't work. Also for what it's worth, that was a local, not a Broadway production of Cats.
Hi Wes, I love this series! Have you seen a TV miniseries from 1986 called The Lost Empires, starring Colin Firth? It's about the old music hall variety shows, & the magical adviser is David Hemingway. I haven't seen it since it aired, but I remember there being a lot of well-known, traditional illusions, & some explanations & developments. I'd like to hear your view on it. Cheers, Fi
I don't know if you've already done it, but Neil Patrick Harris does some magic in American Horror Story: Freak Show. I forget which episodes he's in, but it's toward the end of the season.
"Thanks for giving me someone to talk to other than myself and you guys and my window...." Isn't Kristen in the next room? 🤔 Gonna go sub over there I think.
The cat definitely went through the tunnel. Before the "trick" there is a light shining through the tunnel. When they drop the screen the light is off then at 9:25 the light comes back on.
For the Cats one, I feel they did a better version of it in the 1998 filmed production of it; rather than having the girl disappear, removing the cloth, and then bringing the cloth further downstage to have Old Deuteronomy come out of the trap behind the cloth, the 1998 filmed production did it more in the vein of Things That Go Bump In The Night. The TH-cam channel The Shows Must Go On has the full clip of the song from the 1998 filmed production
What’s even worse about the Cats trick is that people sitting on the sides of the theater or in orchestra seats on the side would of seen what was happening
Interesting fact the guy who did the cigarette trick was on a tv show called Leverage and on that show it featured an actual magician/pick pocket artist named Apollo Robbins
I'm sorry, but I do feel that CATS need a little defense here... CATS is a stage show that is a Musical. The set doesn't change and all the people on stage are singers and dancers (that is their profession). There is another version out there where the "girl cat" crawls from the end of the tube to the center of the stage while under the blanket only to have the blanket pulled away to reveal the cat that was catnapped (kidnapped) earlier. (No tap door for that one) but the cats still have about the same excited reaction to the magic. But, on the plus side, at the end of that song Mr. Mistopholies does vanish mid air into a burst of glitter (definitely not a camera cut for the video 😉) #wesleague
So I ran across a TV special called All Star TGIF magic that aired May 1997. It has a bunch of actors who are doing stage magic acts. What do you think about actors trying to do magic acts?
I am not familiar with broadway, but is there like balcony seats in that theater, cause the only saving grace im thinking is that everyone is sitting below the stage and will never see the trap door it wasn't a priority. that's all I have, because if there's balcony seats.....
That trap door hurt my soul (In a good way). There are so many more thematically interesting ways they could've done that. . .Like, I get that sometimes things go wrong, but I feel like from just a planning perspective, they could've gone with something with fewer "moving parts" and achieved the same effect or much better.
Yes. Whenever Wes looks at 'tricks' from shows that feature the supernatural, I wonder how much is meant to be a trick and how much is meant to be supernatural and, therefore, inevitably done with special effects rather than practical magic.
2:30 does anyone know the name of this actor? I can probably find it doing enough research but it would take way to long. He just looks so familiar!! Like he's butcher from the boys but younger ? Or maybe his brother? Someone help!! Lol I hate not knowing something like that 😂
I just watched One Night Only: Best of Broadway on Hulu and at 1hr:7-10min the cat of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child perform actual magic. Just thought you should know. (My Hulu says it's only available to watch for 10 more days.)
I just get more and more handsome with age. #bigtrickenergy
It’s so true. You’re like Benjamin Button.
Yeah!
Magician turns illusions into delusions in one easy sentence.... !
(Just kidding, Eric - you've obviously never looked lovelier.)
@@WesBarker Immediate image that springs to mind when thinking about Benjamin Button is that creepy little old-man baby.... so yeah, guess that fits perfectly.... 😂
SPOILERS:
Sorry Eric, I thought the joke was worth the totally unwarranted burn. I'm delusional like that.
Eric, with your face like an abandoned tunnel
That cats clip is hilarious!!! 😂
I mean, there's a fuckin tube right there 😂😂😂 I'm dead
Absolutely hilarious indeed ! 😂
In the "Cats" clip, it looks to me like the reason they stalled so long with the sheet was because the trap door got stuck and they finally said, "Fuck it" and decided to leave it open. I could be wrong, but that's what it seems like.
Wes: “Think they had a magic consultant on this one?”
Eric: “Probably Spidey or something.”
I love Spidey
Spidey is the best.
He is the 5th beatle
@@WesBarker why wasn't he invited on the new show fella's ?
The cigarette trick for kids has Crowley approval for sure! Hahahaha it was cool to see Eric reacting the clips too! There’s a card trick in “The Mentalist” that I never found out how Patrick forced the card, or if was really a “real” card trick, but would be nice to see u guys reacting to it. Its on season 3, episode 5, but its on yt too
Two of my favorite Magicians together. I love it. Wes you are the man
I love these TH-cam channel “crossover” episodes where you appear in each other’s shows! 👍🏻
I googled Griffin O'Neil and apparently he was arrested for accidently killing Francis Ford Coppolas son. Wtf.
Like many child actors, his life is a train wreck sadly.
Damn. That's kinda rough
Kristen’s first Vanish behind Eric was Epic!!!!!!
These videos are my favorites plus adding eric makes it better!
Eric and Wes my favorite team up.. keep it up guys
As someone who has made and designed traps for theatre, that one was an abomination. The jerkiness of the reset looks like something was wrong or jammed. My worst nightmare, leaving a gaping hole for the cast to fall into. Embarrassing.
I'm really curious what production that was. If it was community theater, I'm a little more accepting of it than if it were professional. (Safety aside, that is.)
Agreed. I been on stage, in the crew, fly crew for Mary Poppins, up in the booth, and even assistant director a couple of times. That just about made me sick. Took way too long. Definitely a malfunction of one kind of another. Possible wardrobe caught in the works? Eek!! 🤢
Chris was right when he said... Eric's knowledge of magic and the science behide it is amazing. Your good too wes lol. Ps. The pepperoni lol
I love the chemistry guys, cant wait for the show. and as always "Pumpkin spiced latte on the Ground"
@Eric Leclerc you´re such a beauty for helping Wes and Kristen move ;-)
And I really enjoy you both doing the reactions, that's so funny.
I love these videos, and Eric being involved is even more of a treat lol
Loving these videos, keep them up!
The "Here You Come Again" scene near the end of Dumplin' (2018) has a few basic prop tricks that are worth checking out. They're done pretty smoothly and the fact that they're incorporated into the dance choreography is really neat.
You guys. The magic tricks in Cats have always always always annoyed me so much. I’ve seen them in numerous iterations and they look just as bad in all of them. For no reason other than pure laziness/unwillingness to hire a proper consultant.
The entire movie is awful lol
@@ftgodlygoose4718 he is talking about the Broadway musical. Not the garbage movie
How has no one mentioned (that I can see) that in the X-Files one, the cig was lit because the guy is pyrokinetic.
Not being shitty. But probably just cause no one's seen that show. It's a pretty old show. U wouldn't happen to know the name of that dude would ya ? The actor. He looks familiar! And it's bugging me 😂 (also,since it's xfiles and if you're right, ya that would explain it being lit already 😅)
@@thegamingreaper1293 Mark Sheppard (played Crowley in Supernatural)
@@thegamingreaper1293 lots of people have seen X-Files, it was a huge show in its time. Just because you've never seen it because you're obviously young doesn't mean no one else has seen it
@@gregorybarnard5593 It was top show globally around world although depending on country there were few banned episodes like "Home" damn it wasn't banned and i saw it pretty fck up ep
Really nice seeing u two in this video series together which is my favourite 😊
I think in the CATS clip, that particular performance was slow only because the trap door got caught and they waited as long as they could to try to fix it. But at some point you gotta move on and just go with it.
I bet if you found other clips, even clips of the same performers on the same stage, the trick might go much quicker and smoother because the door didn't malfunction.
But also, they could've totally found a more impressive way to add some stage magic to CATS.
Hah, Eric and Wes feed off each other so well!
"Go make us a cocktail". Definitely a passive aggressive complement.
it was that or a sandwich I'm sure they would have accepted either lol
Amazing as always!
Teller did a misdirection performance on Penn and Teller where he sticks a lit cigarette in his ears to hide it from the audience. The cigarette magic was quite similar.
That Cats clip, lol. I saw the trap door too. No wonder it took so long as well, that door was super slow.
The 2nd merch gives me a chuckle every time lol
Really enjoy watching these videos
The reaction to the vanish in cats was great. Like at least make a little effort.
Just saw the phone book trick for the first time on Fool Us and enjoyed the explanation on your video! I always need to know “the how” and it doesn’t ruin the magic for me. And the sword stabbing of the page looked great!
Perspective! Everyone has their own, especially two talented magicians. Teamwork right there, I'm telling ya. And Kristen! 🥰 Wit, wisdom, and wonderful!
There’s a production of a key in the first hobbit movie you could take a look at. Also there’s an episode of Malcolm in the Middle where Dewey has an ‘escapology’ act where he disappears inside a box. Not sure which episode it is though. Love the content Wes, keep it up!
The X-files clip isn't that Mark Sheppard (Crowley Supernatural) ?
So glad I stayed till the end! 😂
Love you guys. Explain all the things!
Whoa, that cigarette magician, I think that is Crowley from Supernatural!! Also, it being x-files, I think he's supposed to be creepy, so maybe that plays into the weird trick?
That cats clip was awesome, lol
According to IMDB trivia for the Escape Artist...
Actor Griffin O'Neal took a crash course in magic and its philosophy with technical advisor Ricky Jay for his role as teenage magician Danny Masters in this movie. This included learning such tricks as juggling, fine-fingered lock work and sleight-of-hand maneuvers.
Wow!!
YAY! Haven't started watching yet, but so elated and excited nonetheless
That was great! I seriously can't believe they were that sloppy in Cats. It was like they didn't even try! Lol 😂
Wes: if you're still looking for tv show magic tricks, there are two episodes of The Walking Dead: World Beyond (S.1 Ep.6 "Shadow Puppets" and S.1 Ep.7 "Truth or Dare") that feature some magic you might be interested in critiquing. My wife and I really enjoy the content on both your channel and Kristen's. Keep it up!
The "Cats" one 🤦🏻♂️🤣. Great video - thanks guys 🤟
This one is probably a longshot, but~ There's a South Korean Netflix show called Busted! And in season 1 episode 7 "The Vanished Magician" the subject of the case, a magician, performs on stage an illusion for the cast of the show~~~ (it starts at the 6:47 mark in the episode)
Busted! has the main cast (Korean celebrities from various backgrounds) playing detective versions of themselves solving "cases", often involving escape room scenarios^.^ Many of the people they interact with in the episodes, like the magician, are played by other celebrities. The special guests have a script & information for the case they usually need to relay, but the main cast of detectives are just generally reacting honestly to what happens around them.
tbh, and this doesn't excuse the lameness or laziness of the "tricks" in Cats, but they probably took so long with the sheet because they were waiting for the trap to close. I've seen lots of professional shows where something like that goes wrong and the actors just have to make the decision to keep going until whatever went wrong is fixed or a stage manager comes out and tell the audience they need five minutes to fix it and they'll restart.
The Cats thing.. totally serious magic!
I really wish Eric Leclerc had a real TH-cam channel, you're so hilarious and ridiculous it'd be amazing! Also bring BOB back!!
These videos are awesome I love it! Hopefully I'll be fortunate enough to see 1 of your shows live✌️😜👍
3:22 ...but there's no way y'all really have not seen Penn & Teller's SOH/mis-direction performance using a an actual lit cigarette before though?
Hilarious 😂 thanks brother 🙏
Thank you for the Escape Artist clip! (You're officially off the hook.) I believe Ricky Jay was the consultant on that one, and Griffin O'Neal definitely did his own work.
Deffo have a look at any of the scenes in Magicians Staring Mitchell and Webb ;)
The magic consultant for Cats the movie was Scott Penrose and for the musical it was Perry Bennett.
Interesting to see the American Gods one! In the book the trick is supposed to be "implausible" so it was cool to see how the production team decided to make it look like *real* magic and not sleight of hand (but as you guys pointed out, pretty lazy on some shots)
I've got a few tv shows Nash Bridges episode 1 and Monk episode Mr Monk and the Magician this has a lot in it
Here's a question, has there ever been something done in film etc that someone then made into an actual trick?
Hmm... I’m sure there is. I’m gonna think about this.
@@WesBarker and while we're on a history buzz, is there any trick that was designed in ye oldie times but because of lack of tech didn't get finished or preformed till much later?
Does the human centipede count 🤔
@@ramboracing702 hahha was that a magic trick 😂
@@cillianhourihan3427 I'm sure they had CR52 as the magic consultant for that film ✌️
The "Cats" vanish was funny af.
Love the 2nd shirt!! Hahahhahah
Was that a bottle of Aberlour flying around there? 😄👍
I'm a little surprised the X-Files clip wasn't from the episode with Ricky Jay as a guest star, where both Mulder and Scully end up doing basic tricks in the episode. But, a show all about the mysterious and unexplained is likely to have a fair number of tricks throughout its run to review.
Magic consultant for Cats was Scott Penrose.... Former president of the British The Magic Circle (at the time sponsored by Paul Daniels), he's a honorary vice president of The Britsh Magic Society... and a gold star member of the Inner Magic Circle. This job was just horrendous though - oh, he also consulted for the illusionist...
Now that musicals are fair game, please have a look at Shrek: The Musical! This isn't presented as a magic trick, but it's a subtle stage illusion that has puzzled me every time I've seen it. In the filmed version (on Netflix), at about the 0:26 minute mark, the fade transition from the magic mirror to young Fiona is inexplicable. The only explanation I can think of is scrims, but the mirror is a real LED-array screen so that theory doesn't work.
Also for what it's worth, that was a local, not a Broadway production of Cats.
Lol poor Spidey. 🤣😂
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youre welcome n id love a scotch. love y'alls reaction to the trap. great video again Wes!
I would love to see you guys review the series Death by Magic and I think you guys should get Chris Ramsey in on it as well.
Holy crap, Crowley was on X-Files. Didn't know that.
Legend!! #BigTrickEnergy 👍✌️
Hi Wes, I love this series! Have you seen a TV miniseries from 1986 called The Lost Empires, starring Colin Firth? It's about the old music hall variety shows, & the magical adviser is David Hemingway. I haven't seen it since it aired, but I remember there being a lot of well-known, traditional illusions, & some explanations & developments. I'd like to hear your view on it. Cheers, Fi
Loved the video!! But one question, Where is the BOBs??!? Having withdrawals over here!
I don't know if you've already done it, but Neil Patrick Harris does some magic in American Horror Story: Freak Show. I forget which episodes he's in, but it's toward the end of the season.
The Cats scene seemed like a stage malfunction. I assume they normally have a quick reveal, but the trap/lift jammed and that was them playing it off.
They filmed it in multiple takes without a an audience. Was that really the best take they had?
The K of spade joke was good, gave me some ideas for a ''reveal''
That X-files clip, Mark Sheppard really has been in everything huh?
"Thanks for giving me someone to talk to other than myself and you guys and my window...."
Isn't Kristen in the next room? 🤔 Gonna go sub over there I think.
The cat definitely went through the tunnel. Before the "trick" there is a light shining through the tunnel. When they drop the screen the light is off then at 9:25 the light comes back on.
For the Cats one, I feel they did a better version of it in the 1998 filmed production of it; rather than having the girl disappear, removing the cloth, and then bringing the cloth further downstage to have Old Deuteronomy come out of the trap behind the cloth, the 1998 filmed production did it more in the vein of Things That Go Bump In The Night. The TH-cam channel The Shows Must Go On has the full clip of the song from the 1998 filmed production
What’s even worse about the Cats trick is that people sitting on the sides of the theater or in orchestra seats on the side would of seen what was happening
Interesting fact the guy who did the cigarette trick was on a tv show called Leverage and on that show it featured an actual magician/pick pocket artist named Apollo Robbins
I fully expect a follow up on the next BoB episode of who the consultant was.
Bro OMG where did that bottle come from?! My mind was blown 😵😂
That 1st coin trick reminds me of davids roth dinner effect. With all the loads ,_)
Love the critiques fellas! Thank you for the video, ya'll have great comedic chemistry! 🤟🦑🤙!
I'm sorry, but I do feel that CATS need a little defense here... CATS is a stage show that is a Musical. The set doesn't change and all the people on stage are singers and dancers (that is their profession). There is another version out there where the "girl cat" crawls from the end of the tube to the center of the stage while under the blanket only to have the blanket pulled away to reveal the cat that was catnapped (kidnapped) earlier. (No tap door for that one) but the cats still have about the same excited reaction to the magic. But, on the plus side, at the end of that song Mr. Mistopholies does vanish mid air into a burst of glitter (definitely not a camera cut for the video 😉)
#wesleague
When and where are we having that scotch? I’m guessing those cards aren’t from Ellusionist!
I think there are some well executed tricks in "The magicians". Nothing fancy, but they seem real to me (i know nothing of magic).
So I ran across a TV special called All Star TGIF magic that aired May 1997. It has a bunch of actors who are doing stage magic acts. What do you think about actors trying to do magic acts?
Can’t WAIT to check this out!
Hey Wes! Theres a magic scene in the movie Papilon at the end of the 4th minute. You should check it out
Please cover season 2 episode 5 of Agatha Christie's Poirot. "The Disappearance of Mr. Davenheim" Lots of magic throughout.
YEEEEEES new wes vid. Kids shut up
You should review the magic at beginning of season two of Gotham
This is Eric Leclerc reminding you dont forget to subscribe to Wes Barker!!!!
I am not familiar with broadway, but is there like balcony seats in that theater, cause the only saving grace im thinking is that everyone is sitting below the stage and will never see the trap door it wasn't a priority. that's all I have, because if there's balcony seats.....
Check out The West Wing Season 6 Episode 8. Your old friends Penn and Teller are there!
I wonder what Walmart Gary is working at? 😂 savage
That trap door hurt my soul (In a good way). There are so many more thematically interesting ways they could've done that. . .Like, I get that sometimes things go wrong, but I feel like from just a planning perspective, they could've gone with something with fewer "moving parts" and achieved the same effect or much better.
Who cares about the magic consultant from Cats?! We want to know the name of the INSURANCE consultant from Cats. :P
For the x files trick, his character could light things on fire just with his mind (or something like that) so the trick suits his character well
Yes. Whenever Wes looks at 'tricks' from shows that feature the supernatural, I wonder how much is meant to be a trick and how much is meant to be supernatural and, therefore, inevitably done with special effects rather than practical magic.
Patch Adams or anything with the late Robin Williams. He had a few movies that there was magic.
I’m waiting for the episode with just clips from Bewitched an I dream of Jeanie with you just saying it’s a camera trick over and over.
2:30 does anyone know the name of this actor? I can probably find it doing enough research but it would take way to long. He just looks so familiar!! Like he's butcher from the boys but younger ? Or maybe his brother? Someone help!! Lol I hate not knowing something like that 😂
I just watched One Night Only: Best of Broadway on Hulu and at 1hr:7-10min the cat of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child perform actual magic. Just thought you should know. (My Hulu says it's only available to watch for 10 more days.)
Season 2 episode 1 5:52 Scissor Seven on Netflix
Cool