dr gore on britains got talent

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Postby Serendipity » Dec 15th, '07, 14:43



I think the judges would assume the hypnotist was faking it, stooges is an easy assumption to jump to. Slightly off topic, anyone ever seen a hypnotist called Martin Taylor? He's very good, I highly recommend him.

Also, I met "Dr Gore" whilst performing at a masquerade ball in Oxford, where he was doing card magic. I'd say he's a better close up than stage magician, but if I'm honest I wasn't particularly taken with his style. That's personal preference though.

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Postby Lenoir » Jan 4th, '08, 14:55

The majority of people that end these programs, havent got the same intellect as someone who would intend a stage hypnosis or stage magic show. Its a very odd audience who just want beautiful men and women prancing about in tight clothes!

"I want to do magic...but I don't want to be referred to as a magician." - A layman chatting to me about magic.
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