Harry Houdini, born Erik Weisz in Budapest, Hungary, on March 24, 1874, was a legendary magician, escape artist, and stunt performer who captivated audiences worldwide with his daring feats and mystifying illusions. From his humble beginnings as a traveling magician to his triumphant tours across the globe, Houdini became synonymous with the art of illusion, mesmerizing crowds with his Houdini Metamorphosis, the Milk Can Escape, and the Chinese Water Torture Cell. As a master of escapology, he defied death and danger time and again, pushing the boundaries of human endurance and leaving audiences in awe. Houdini's dedication to his craft, relentless pursuit of innovation, and commitment to exposing fraudulent spiritualists solidified his legacy as one of the greatest magicians of all time.
