'The Prestige' Premiere

The transcript features a magician discussing his experience working on a period magic film with his partner, Michael Weber. He highlights the dedication of actors Hugh and Christian, who practiced magic even on their days off. Magic was a central theme on set, and the magician enjoyed the unique opportunity to work on a film entirely devoted to period magic. He humorously mentions card throwing and set security, and concludes with a light-hearted comment about potential future roles in Hollywood.

What was the speaker's main passion that made working on the film exciting?

• Writing scripts

• Directing films

• The art of acting

• The history of magic

How did the actors show their dedication to the film?

• By writing their own scenes

• By improvising their lines

• By practicing magic even on their days off

• By designing their own costumes

What was unique about the film according to the speaker?

• It featured real magicians as actors

• It was shot in a single take

• It was the first film about magic

• It was entirely devoted to period magic

What did the speaker say about teaching card tricks?

• He thought the actors were in no danger

• He taught the actors extensively

• He only taught tricks to the director

• He refused to teach any tricks

What was the speaker's response to the question about playing the Riddler?

• He expressed excitement about the role

• He said he was already cast in another role

• He denied it but acknowledged anything is possible in Hollywood

• He confirmed he would play the role