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JackMagic Inner circle 1987 Posts |
I was shocked to see this in the Paper
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-......els.html First of all if anything this is almost the same as OZ Perlman did on AGT with the exception of the Hot Tea at the End (Which is nothing Like 'magic teapot') at all 2nd Both of the Items are Commercially Available so if you purchase the Items you are Free to use them as you want Nothing at all to do with the Magic Circle What does everyone else think? |
Lseeyou Inner circle 1271 Posts |
She is heartbroken so she is doing this without thinking... emotions taking care of her...
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Sean Giles Inner circle Cambridge/ UK 3517 Posts |
The sillouette trick is from Annemann and Paul Daniels did his version of it. I agree with Lseeyou that she is heartbroken and probably not thinking straight. She deserves a pass on this. Poor girl.
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Mark_Chandaue Inner circle Essex UK 4191 Posts |
I also would not rule out her being either misquoted or quoted out of context by a tabloid looking for a story.
Mark |
Ray Chelt Special user Changing the world with my 988 Posts |
Debbie doesn't need a pass.
The disparate sentences the Mail quotes from Debbie don't add up to "he stole my husbands act" It's a wonder this rag didn't find a way to blame immigrants as well. It' would be a shame if she gets dragged into this manufactured controversy. |
minty Elite user Rugby, Warwickshire 423 Posts |
Don't believe anything you read in the Daily Mail or the Mail Online.
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Robmonster Elite user 455 Posts |
For Daily Mail you could substitute Fox News to give Americans an idea of the quality of reporting we are talking about here.
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JackMagic Inner circle 1987 Posts |
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On Apr 20, 2016, minty wrote: It's not Just Mail Almost Every Paper has Run with this http://metro.co.uk/2016/04/20/debbie-mcg......5828845/ http://www.express.co.uk/showbiz/tv-radi......rd-Jones The List Goes on !! |
jackaboy Veteran user universities aren't interested in my 302 Posts |
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On Apr 20, 2016, Robmonster wrote: that **** huh |
David Numen Inner circle 2077 Posts |
Her nephew is supposed to be appearing on BGT at some point so perhaps she's a tad biased? It's all publicity after all.
I'm sure Paul must have done the effect at some point but it's not one I recall seeing him do nor is it one he's known for in any way. |
On The Offbeat Loyal user 287 Posts |
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On Apr 20, 2016, Robmonster wrote: I'm just pleased to know that at least some folks in other parts of the world are aware of what Fox News is and that it's just another in the Murdoch line. I too believe this is another case of sensationalizing a story and trying to manufacture controversy. Controversy provokes emotions and emotions sell newspapers. |
Tally_NSA Loyal user Essex, UK 222 Posts |
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On Apr 20, 2016, Robmonster wrote: Just a point of clarity - it was The Sun newspaper that first carried the story. The Mail and everyone else jumped on the band wagon after that. For those that don't know, The Sun is owned by Murdoch. So, no surprise that the Mail also carried the story: whereas the Mail is not owned by Murdoch (it is owned by a trust), the Chairman of the Mail is Lord Rothermere - a close friend of Murdoch's. I can never decide which paper is the worst for false reporting. FYI - the producers of Britain's Got Talent have defended themselves against the accusations by pointing out how old the silhouette cutting is, going back to the 1930s (as already noted above by Theo Annemann). |
saysold1 Eternal Order Recovering Cafe addict with only 10798 Posts |
The REAL story here is that Oz Pearlman was the one who was downright copied - down to the throwing of the pads across the stage.
Paul Daniels used the routine developed by Theodor Annemann - Oz came up with the cool twist in 2007. Why didn't the newspaper mention Oz on AGT from only some months ago? That was the real story.
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Maddies Ghost New user 41 Posts |
When everyone is done media bashing this is original article with quotes from Debbie.
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sho......els.html |
minty Elite user Rugby, Warwickshire 423 Posts |
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On Apr 20, 2016, saysold1 wrote: Oz, lovely though he is, is unheard of here in the UK as far as the general public is concerned. Paul Daniels and Debbie McGee are household names. Ripping off Oz wouldn't have been a story at all. |
minty Elite user Rugby, Warwickshire 423 Posts |
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On Apr 20, 2016, Maddies Ghost wrote: And that's precisely why I don't read the Sun. Quote:
On Apr 20, 2016, Ray Chelt wrote: I think Ray's comments could be applied to the Sun's article too. The whole story seems somewhat manufactured. There's a difference between 'media bashing' and a desire for decent journalism. |
r1chyoung New user Oxford 92 Posts |
Debbie McGee is on this weeks Magicians' Podcast. You can listen to her talk about her incredible life and career for free here:
http://magicianspodcast.podbean.com/e/ep-68-debbie-mcgee/
Thanks, Richard
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