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| quote: Originally posted by AUST: He may appear on various base cards but would have to check.
Yes, that is my question. Does he appear on base (or premium) cards in any earlier James Bond sets? Other magicians who have signed NS cards include Penn & Teller (Babylon 5) and Harry Anderson (Leaf Pop Century). Are you aware of any base cards featuring these people? |
| Posts: 2316 | Location: Huntsville, AL United States | Registered: November 30, 2002 |
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| quote: Originally posted by Bill Mullins: I got to meet, and spend a little time talking with Ricky Jay last week at a magic history conference in Los Angeles. A very nice guy, and if you've read any of his books, he is just as interesting in person.
"Deceptive Practice" is one of my all time favorite DVDs. The man is a treasure. |
| Posts: 858 | Location: Golden Valley, MN | Registered: August 15, 2006 |
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| Really enjoyed Ricky Jay in Tomorrow Never Dies and have his full-bleed auto card (he did a 40th style auto as well). You should check out the deleted scenes for the film where they had him throwing playing cards into people/things as a nod to his career as a magician.
He was great in his X-Files episode too. |
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