Now You See Me 2

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Unmask the Magic: Dive into the World of Now You See Me 2

The Four Horsemen return in a whirlwind of illusion and intrigue, outsmarting foes with their daring heists. Thrust into China by a tech mogul, their magic turns the tables in a global game of deception, proving their tricks are more than just smoke and mirrors.

Now You See Me 2 Trivia

Who directed the movie "Now You See Me 2"? (Medium)

#1: Louis Leterrier

#2: Jon M. Chu

#3: James Mangold

#4: Christopher Nolan

Which actor plays the character J. Daniel Atlas in "Now You See Me 2"? (Easy)

#1: Jesse Eisenberg

#2: Mark Ruffalo

#3: Woody Harrelson

#4: Dave Franco

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Now You See Me 2 Fun Facts

Daniel Radcliffe, who plays a character that mocks magic, actually portrayed a famous wizard in the Harry Potter series.

Jesse Eisenberg learned real card tricks for his role in Now You See Me 2.

Now You See Me 2 Polls

Favorite Character in Now You See Me 2

Dylan Rhodes

J. Daniel Atlas

Merritt McKinney

Lula May

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Favorite Heist Scene in Now You See Me 2

Macau Vault Heist

The Magic Show

The Card Passing Sequence

Paris Finale

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Popular Characters

Daniel

Atherton

Dylan

Harper

Merritt

McKinney

Jack

Wilder

Lula

May

Thaddeus

Bridges

Henley

Reinhardt

Timeline Highlights ( To Fictional )

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May 31, 2013

Release of Now You See Me

The original Now You See Me movie was released, setting the stage for its sequel.

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November 2015

Filming of Now You See Me 2

Principal photography for Now You See Me 2 began in New Orleans.

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February 2016

Completion of filming for Now You See Me 2

Filming for the sequel wrapped up, moving the project into post-production.

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June 10, 2016

Release of Now You See Me 2

The sequel to Now You See Me was released in theaters worldwide.

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