I searched but didnt come up with anything. I think we should have a thread of how to contact famous magicians. I'm looking at it from a fan perspective, so you can contact them and thank them for inspiration or tell them how much you enjoyed a certain show etc.
Only a few, but here's a start:
Cyril Takayama - Official MySpace page. I've spoke to him a few times through myspace and he really is a nice guy. I told him that I uploaded his latest Japanese TV appearance to YouTube and that if he wanted me to take it down for whatever reason then to let me know and i'll do it asap. He replied with:
"Hey Lee,
I still have not seen the Hey Hey Hey appearance.
I do remember not feeling so well that day and wondering if the magic looked okor not.
I cant legally say its ok for you to upload the footage as the footage is owned by Fuji TV. I'm sure if its not you who uploads the footage, some one will though!
How did it look? I remember it being a combat zone trying to make that con thru glass work in that situation!
Cyril "
I've had a few other mesasges from him and he's a great guy. He's also a busy guy so he might not be able to reply to you. I did send a few messages that I didnt get replies to
Magic X Live - Official MySpace. Some of you know who Magic X Live are and some dont.. but rather than post each individual member, that is the link to the "group" page which has links to all the members individual profiles. I've spoke with a couple and they seem like nice people. Rico is one of Cyril's consultants, he is one of the people I spoke to. Nice chap
Criss Angel - Official MySpace. This is Criss' official MySpace but as you can see, he has 88 thousand friends.. I dont know if he'll ever read a message you send as he probably gets thousands per day.. but you could always send him a message.. he might surprise you!
Pete Firman - Official MySpace. I havent spoken to Pete but you can contact him through this. I signed up for his newsletter and got one about a month ago saying he joined MySpace and that was his official page.
