If you're wild about Houdini, you'll like this very well-done Houdini fan site.wildabouthoudini.com
— Teller (@MrTeller) December 5, 2011
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Tuesday, December 6, 2011
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Check out this completely unsolicited tweet from Teller of the great Penn & Teller. What an honor and a wonderful surprise!
Thank you, Mr. Teller. You've made my day. :)
Thank you, Mr. Teller. You've made my day. :)
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Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteI should have known something was up. On a good day I get around 700 hits. Yesterday I got 3,408. :)
ReplyDeleteWow, Teller doesn't say much, but when he does, he makes it count!
ReplyDeleteHa! So true. :)
DeleteNice work!
ReplyDeleteThank you for being a regular, melbo. :)
DeleteMy nephew has become interested in all things H.H.--THANK U!!
ReplyDeleteHe has our madness then! Well, he has a home here.
Deletegreat job on the web site
ReplyDeleteThank you, John. That means a lot coming from a genuine Houdini relation. :)
DeleteI have been fasinated with Harry Houdini. There was a recent exhibit on him in San Francisco, at the Jewish Museum. I wish there was a half decent movie made about him, but in my opinion, they were all awful.There will never be another like him, that's for sure. What a mind!
ReplyDeleteHi Dorrit. If you click the "Houdini Art and Magic" tag you'll find several articles about the SF/Jewish Museum exhibition. I traveled to SF and covered a talk by Ken Silverman there.
DeleteAlso, I wouldn't say all the HH biopics were all awful. I rather like Houdini (1953) and The Great Houdinis (1976). Sure, they're not accurate, but I don't expect that from Hollywood.