We Finally Know What Happened To David Copperfield

David Copperfield is one of the most famous magicians to have ever lived. While he’s probably best known for having made the Statue of Liberty disappear on live television back in 1983, Copperfield is a master illusionist who’s performed thousands of iconic tricks over the course of his 50-year career.

He may now be a few decades outside the height of his fame, but Copperfield is still working — prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, he was putting on 15 shows a week at the MGM Grand Las Vegas. So what exactly has he been up to lately? We finally know what happened to David Copperfield.

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[NickiSwift]

Do you think David Copperfield is the greatest magician of all time?

[MaryAnnBriscoeCampbell]

David is not only an immensely talented performing magician, he's also a thoughtful and generous person. His Project Magic, engaging volunteer magicians world wide, has helped millions, yes millions, of hospital and rehabilitation patients learn magic as therapy and smile. And, YES, he's the greatest magician of all time.

[kornfreak]

David Copperfield is the greatest illusionist of all time. The guy deserves the wealth he has. Cheers to him!

[maddyhayes]

I have been to several of David's performances and he is amazing! It was a dream come true when I had the pleasure of meeting and talking with him. He is very personable and down to earth, and a gentleman. At 68, he still makes my heart flutter🙂👍

[mrdeeds]

David Copperfield will always be the GOAT magician for me.

[moe]

I’ve seen him in person twice, and he is nothing short of amazing. It’s hard to convince people on t.v. Because people chalk it up to a television trick.
Even Copperfield says it’s not Magic, it’s illusion.
Also, I don’t WANT to know how his illusions are done. Everyone needs to be in total awe of something now and then. It lifts the spirit.

[charlesmcallisterrogers]

only magicians these days are banks making your money dissapear

[taneeshathomas]

He's still fine... my first childhood crush

[luellai]

Finally know? He’s been doing shows at the MGM grand for like 15 years. we already know 😅

[janaramey]

I LOVE David Copperfield! When I was little, I could not wait for his tv appearances. My mom would always watch it with me. My dad would even leave work at a decent time to come home and watch it. I thought he was the best thing ever and I still do. I'm sure Phil Dunphy would agree 🎩🐇

[LadyVampireica]

I was born in 91 and yes I have heard of David Copperfield

[modlsuper]

David more entertainment. We love Copperfield era

[Dredpath]

Just saw David on 8/18/21. Definitely worth it!

[barbarareaux]

I love David Copperfield! If you ever get a chance to see him live please do so he will not disappoint!!! ♥️

[funnyblog]

I actually had the pleasure of meeting him in person when I was 10 years old. He's such a nice guy. He has a great sense of humor, loves children and he's big on audience participation always willing to let them be part of the act. I still have an autographed photo of him somewhere.

[prabharavisundar]

To me he was excellent. He flew and jumped into the Niagara falls in a barrel only to reappear in a helicopter. I was impressed

[maurerd]

Wow that insult calling him a Houdini impersonator was low. My guess is the person who said it was just jealous that he (or she) didn't get the collection.

[susanrobinson]

Seriously?! 900 million dollars? I think I need to start learning some magic!

[charliepalmer]

He's great, I saw him at the MGM a few years ago.

[janicemurphy]

He had great hair -I hope he didn't make it disappear. Awm