Apollo Robbins

I was practicing.

And Apollo Robbins, who I read a profile of in The New Yorker, who is a brilliant magician, pickpocket, who had half-brothers who were criminals.

He really helped me, gave me exercises and worked with me.

Usually, pickpockets have worked as teams, a man and a woman, a lot of the time.

So I really liked that.

And I met this guy, Apollo Robbins, which I read a profile in the New Yorker and Noah and I contacted him and he helped us a lot.

He helped me a lot.

Gave me all kinds of exercises.

I was practicing.

And Apollo Robbins, who I read a profile of in The New Yorker, who is a brilliant magician, pickpocket, who had half-brothers who were criminals.

He really helped me, gave me exercises and worked with me.

Usually pickpockets have worked as teams, a man and a woman, a lot of the time.

He's a person who takes care of people, too.

But I read a lot of the books, and I read a profile of Apollo Robbins in The New Yorker, who's a magician pickpocket.

And he agreed to help me, first on Zoom and then in person.

And he comes from a family of thieves.

And I'm still I'm actually aware of certain magicians who've consulted for, you know, these three letter agencies.

And I think if I'm not mistaken, I think Apollo Robbins, who's like the world's best pickpocket, was often used as in a consulting role, I think.

That's

wild.

The article says Totoro trained with a sleight of hand artist to learn the tricks of his onscreen train.

Apollo Robbins is like a concert pianist to Totoro told the New York times.

I'm never going to be that.

I mean, he could take my watch off and every single time I don't feel it.

He wrote him.

wonderful script and apollo robbins who is a magician pickpocket uh helped me a lot uh with the actual physical doing of it noah had a lot of uh research books about real pickpockets men and women that usually work with teams and it's uh it's a skill that that was passed on and uh for you know for hundreds of years really when people carried cash and wore certain kinds of you know tie pins that were diamonds and rings.

And rings were actually hard, but watches.

Yes,

Yeah, I read a lot of books.

I read this book, Whiz Mob, and then I met this guy, Apollo Robbins.

I read a profile of him in The New Yorker, and he's a magician pickpocket, and he grew up around sort of a family that... committed crimes.

And he took me through everything, but he's like a psychologist too.