Riley Siegler appeared on Penn & Teller: Fool Us as a young card magician and later acted in the Disney film Magic Camp. Industry credits connect those two public appearances and confirm the performer’s identity. The Fool Us segment showcased youthful close-up card work at a notably early stage of his career. Because Siegler was a minor when he appeared in 2015 but is now an adult, the profile should avoid outdated youth language outside historical context. Research did not locate a current performer-owned site, recent magic activity, home base, public schedule or booking contact.
One appearance on Penn & Teller: Fool Us.
Aired 31 August 2015
Did not fool Penn & Teller
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