Yes they were possible back then, but they were not as detailed and well preformed as the movie, obviously because the movie used computer generated graphics.
The orange tree with the butterflies and the hanker chief was created by Houdini. It was created using a series of wined up mechanics. But even though today it doesn't look as smooth and extra ordinary, it is still one of the most impressive things built to this day.
But like I said, nothing as detailed as the movie.
If you search up Houdini Orange tree, on www.YouTube.com, than you will be able to view the trick being done, and shown how it is done as well.
Yes it's a vary good movie
The Illusionist (2006)
Yes
No, its a movie, all tricks with cars in a movie are one hundred percent fake. The action is all unrealistic. They have stunt doubles performing anyways.
That is actually the movie So the Drama.
Well, that depends on what you mean by your question. If you mean 'Were the Illusions performed by Edward Norton real, and actually performed by Edward Norton?" Then the answer is No. If you mean, 'Were the illusions displayed in the movie, actual illusions, performed by real illusionists at one time or another?" Then the answer is Yes. The "Orange Tree illusion" was invented by a french magician Robert Houdin. And was used to with great success in the 1800's. Including the "butterfly" ending. Briefly, Edward Norton is seen to be performing Braue Dekolta's, Dekolta Chair, as well. Which is an illusion still being performed today. As far as the mirror illusion, I'm not quite sure if an illusion was performed that was similar to that. Towards the end of the movie where the "Spirits" appear... That was actually performed in the 1800's as "Pepper's Ghost" Actually invented by Henry Dircks in 1862. Hope that answers your question.
Kim and Ron kissed for the first time in "The Kim Possible Movie so the drama" at their High School Prom.
http://www.masteryourmagic.com/learn-magic/?a=a553 this is an amazing sight for magic tricks. It gives you twenty free tricks and you can get more with a membership or you can buy their DVD "Abracadabra". This is an amazing movie it not only teaches you how to do tricks but also how to not get caught, how to use misdirection, and what to do if you get caught. its amazing!
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I had to look around for this one myself, but that is exactly what happens in a scene from The Illusionist (2006). (And if you liked that movie, be sure to also watch/read The Prestige.)
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Edward Norton as Eisenheim the Illusionist (born Eduard Abramovich) Paul Giamatti as Chief Inspector Walter Uhl Jessica Biel as Duchess Sophie von Teschen Rufus Sewell as Crown Prince Leopold Eddie Marsan as Josef Fischer, Eisenheim's manager Jake Wood as Jurka Aaron Johnson as Young Eisenheim Eleanor Tomlinson as Young Sophie