Now You See Me

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A team of illusionists, dubbed The Four Horsemen, pull off bank-heists during performances, outwitting the FBI as they shower their audiences with stolen money. It's a high-stakes cat-and-mouse chase with twists, magic, and a hidden mastermind pulling strings.

Now You See Me Trivia

Who is the leader of the Four Horsemen in the movie "Now You See Me"? (Medium)

#1: J. Daniel Atlas

#2: Merritt McKinney

#3: Henley Reeves

#4: Jack Wilder

What is the name of the secret order of magicians in "Now You See Me"? (Genius)

#1: The Guardians

#2: The Watchers

#3: The Order of Merlin

#4: The Eye

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Now You See Me Fun Facts

The actors learned real sleight-of-hand magic tricks to make the illusions and performances more realistic on screen.

Morgan Freeman and Michael Caine fell asleep while filming a scene for Now You See Me.

Now You See Me Polls

Favorite 'Now You See Me' Character

J. Daniel Atlas

Merritt McKinney

Henley Reeves

Jack Wilder

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Favorite Heist Scene in 'Now You See Me'

The Las Vegas Bank Heist

The Paris Robbery

The New Orleans Emergency Lights Trick

The New York Money Rain

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Popular Characters

Jesse Eisenberg

Mark Ruffalo

Woody Harrelson

Isla Fisher

Dave Franco

Morgan Freeman

Michael Caine

Melanie Laurent

Jack

Harper

Daniel

Dylan

Thaddeus

Timeline Highlights ( To Fictional )

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movie_release

May 31, 2013

Release of 'Now You See Me'

The movie 'Now You See Me' was released in theaters, marking its debut to audiences worldwide.

casting

September 12, 2012

Casting Announcement of Lead Actors

The main cast, including Jesse Eisenberg, Mark Ruffalo, Woody Harrelson, Isla Fisher, and Dave Franco, was officially announced.

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