Never Stop Listening To Your Audience.

For One Of My Specials, I Said, "i'm Going To Make An Airplane Disappear." Okay! And The Next Day, Everything Went Crazy - It Was Like Breaking The Internet Before The Internet.

There Was Another Guy Suggested. He Was A Tall And Dark-haired And Jewy, And I Said, "no, He's Too Close To Me." It Ended Up Being Jerry Seinfeld.

As I Did More Of That, I Realized, "well, Maybe I Should Do More Magic."

To Make Magic Credible On Screen Is Always Very Difficult. The Story Is The Most Important Thing. That Is What Should Win. If Sacrifices Or Compromises Are Made, It's Usually For Story. Story In Magic Is Very, Very Important To Me. That's What I've Really Championed Through My Career.

I Find Revealing The Secrets Of Magic Quite Reprehensible.