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variation of "till death do us part"

Postby luxeomni » Feb 10th, '10, 21:30



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0mDPZhGkxDY

i ve bought "till death do us part" from alakazam, and saw this presentation its the exact same trick but...he add a "name routine" that blows my mind, it's not taught on the original dvd, do you think it's pre show ? he never touch the enveloppe.

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Postby Klangster1971 » Feb 10th, '10, 22:26

I think that's certainly a possibility... Nice presentation, though.

In any case, the question shouldn't be how did he do it.... rather how would you do it? :-)

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Postby luxeomni » Feb 10th, '10, 23:42

without pre-show, i ve come up with different method, but i can only give the enveloppe after they say the names obviously.

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Postby Dudedavid » Mar 2nd, '11, 15:52

I'd like to ask for help with this routine,
has the name part of the rotine been deleted from the dvd you buy?
Is there someone who can confirm there is no way to achieve the same effect giving the envelope BEFORE knowing the names?

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Postby NessFest » Mar 2nd, '11, 18:32

It's not part of Jim's original routine, but was developed separately and is unreleased. Having said that, there are several obvious possibilities as to method. It seems to me that there's at least one good pointer in the video, of course I could be wrong.

I use this in a much longer version and have backstories for all the people in the photographs. I've found that the more story you add, the better it plays. In my act it currently runs about 10 minutes.

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