Johnny Thompson
When John Thompson was 8 years old, he saw a riverboat gambler in a movie and decided he wanted to be a card cheat. His sleight-of-hand skills put magic in between other highlights of a colorful career that includes The Harmonicats group in the ’50s, and acting in the 1978 dinner-theater production Bob Crane headlined, and in recent years, Thompson has spent more time behind the scenes as the go-to guy for magicians such as Criss Angel.
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For more information about John Thompson, please visit his official website. Please also visit his MyMagic page.
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