Lennart Green is a card magician who’ll leave your jaw on the floor (seriously, have a towel handy). He’s in such high demand across the globe with his jaw-dropping card tricks and cheeky humour that you’d think he was selling ice to Eskimos. Featured on NBC's World's Greatest Magic and popping up on screens worldwide, this FISM World Champion even graced the TED Conference stage (no pressure, right?).
While he’s famous for his wild and wacky card magic that looks like it’s from another dimension, Lennart also loves to sneak in some mathematical wizardry (shh, don’t tell anyone). This DVD showcases some of his favourite easy-peasy self-working card tricks that’ll have your audience scratching their heads and laughing in no time.
Routines performed and explained:
Fractured Logic: A cheeky trick where you’ll turn your hand palm down without twisting your wrist, culminating in a gag that’ll leave your audience reeling (in a good way).
Rain Man: After a spectator gets a bit too hands-on with a deck of cards, you’ll predict how many will be face down, how many are red, and the values of the black cards. It’s like magic bingo!
4 Aces Squared: Sixteen cards laid out in a grid, and the spectator decides how they’re mixed. Spoiler: the four aces are the only ones face up at the end. It's basically a magic game of chess.
$26,000 Bet: Your spectator shuffles the deck and makes bets on whether the top cards from two piles will match in colour. Spoiler alert: they lose every single time. It’s a win-win for you!
Stolen Cards: A self-working routine that’s so good, it should be illegal. You’ll show off your collection of marked cards, and by the end, they match perfectly. Oh, and you’ll even learn to make your own Stolen Cards Deck. Easy peasy!
Eye Of Stonehenge: Teach a spectator a card ritual, and then watch as their chosen card is found impossibly. It’s all very mystical (but not as mystical as the price of a pint in London).
Dragon's Pearl: Have a spectator shuffle a deck, leading to a series of astonishing coincidences. It’s like the universe decided to cooperate for once.
Even though these routines are a breeze to perform, they’re crafted to fool and entertain any audience (even your mate who thinks they’ve seen it all).
Running time: Approximately 2 hours.
Special DVD Features: Instant access to performances, explanations, and techniques DVD trailers Product previews Dolby Digital sound Encoded for worldwide viewing
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