A Thing of Wonder: The Mind + Matter of Jerry Andrus 2002
Step into the whimsical mind of legendary magician and inventor Jerry Andrus in *A Thing of Wonder: The Mind + Matter of Jerry Andrus (2002)*, a charming documentary that celebrates his extraordinary life and work.
Director: Adrienne Leverette
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is *A Thing of Wonder: The Mind + Matter of Jerry Andrs (2002)* about?
This documentary profiles Jerry Andrus, a renowned magician and inventor known for his mind-bending 3-D illusions. The film follows him through his home, the "Castle of Chaos," where he shares his inventions and philosophical thoughts before his passing in 2007.
Who directed *A Thing of Wonder: The Mind + Matter of Jerry Andrus*?
Adrienne Leverette directed this affectionate and insightful documentary about Jerry Andrus.
Who stars in *A Thing of Wonder: The Mind + Matter of Jerry Andrus*?
The documentary features Jerry Andrus as the central figure, showcasing his life, inventions, and ideas.
Is *A Thing of Wonder: The Mind + Matter of Jerry Andrus* (2002) worth watching?
Absolutely—this short but rich documentary offers a unique blend of magic, science, and philosophy. While IMDb ratings aren't available, its thoughtful approach and charming subject make it a rewarding watch for fans of documentaries and illusionists alike.
How long is *A Thing of Wonder: The Mind + Matter of Jerry Andrus*?
The film runs for 43 minutes.
About A Thing of Wonder: The Mind + Matter of Jerry Andrus (2002) — A Fascinating Portrait of a 3-D Illusionist and Inventor
Step into the whimsical mind of legendary magician and inventor Jerry Andrus in *A Thing of Wonder: The Mind + Matter of Jerry Andrus (2002)*, a charming documentary that celebrates his extraordinary life and work. Directed by Adrienne Leverette, this 43-minute film explores the boundless creativity of Andrus, a self-taught polymath who dazzled the world with his 3-D illusions while pondering the mysteries of perception. Filmed in his eccentric "Castle of Chaos" in Albany, Oregon, the documentary captures his playful inventions, philosophical musings, and the infectious curiosity that defined his 89 years. With a tone both affectionate and inspirational, it offers a glimpse into the genius of a man who turned wonder into an art form.
This ode to curiosity blends documentary precision with heartfelt storytelling, making it a must-watch for fans of magic, science, and the unconventional. Adrienne Leverette crafts a visually engaging portrait of Andrus, weaving his inventions and ideas into a narrative that feels as dynamic as the man himself. The film isn't just a tribute—it's an invitation to see the world through the eyes of a true original, where logic and illusion collide in delightful harmony.