Hollywood royalty meets Vegas legends as Jude Law and Andrew Garfield prepare to don sequins and tame tigers! The dazzling duo will bring to life the legendary Siegfried Fischbacher and Roy Horn in a spellbinding new series, adapted from their popular Wild Things: Siegfried & Roy podcast. This fall, Law's precision and Garfield’s charm collide as they bring to life two showmen who changed the entertainment game with their wild animals and mind-blowing tricks.

While Law and Garfield geared up to resurrect the rhinestone reign, the real-life legends turned Vegas into their enchanted jungle, where roaring cats and gasping crowds bowed to pure spectacle.

These maestros of marvel were not mere magicians; Siegfried Fischbacher and Roy Horn were walking spectacles wrapped in rhinestones and bravado. Their revolutionary shows featuring majestic white tigers and lions transformed Vegas entertainment into supernatural art. The Mirage Hotel became their kingdom from 1990 to 2003, where night after night, they had crowds totally hooked with insane tricks that mixed magic and flair, turning their stage into a full-on illusion fest where millions showed up just to be mind-blown.

Before Vegas lights illuminated their path, two German dreamers crossed destinies aboard a humble cruise ship. Born under Hitler's shadow, Siegfried Fischbacher in 1939 in Rosenheim and Roy Horn in 1944 in Nordenham, they fused Fischbacher's sleight-of-hand sorcery with Horn's animal whispering talents. The way these two clicked was something else, so much so that Vegas talent scouts did not waste a second. The moment they saw the sparkle turning into something bigger, they knew they were looking at pure gold and moved in fast.

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While their careers soared on smoke and spectacle, fate had its own vanishing act planned, turning center stage into a scene of heartbreak that even magic could not undo.

Tragedy struck like lightning in 2003 when seven-year-old Montecore, their magnificent white tiger, attacked Roy Horn mid-performance. The shocking incident left audiences gasping and Horn grievously wounded, closing their theatrical kingdom overnight. Horn steadfastly defended his striped companion, insisting the beast attempted rescue during Horn's stroke, not attack. Though showbiz retirement beckoned, their legendary status never faded before COVID-19 claimed Horn in 2020 and pancreatic cancer stole Siegfried Fischbacher in 2021.

Something truly special is on the way for fans of these legends. While it might not be part of Netflix’s treasure trove, Apple TV+ is dropping an eight-part ride that goes way beyond the glittery surface. Under Only Murders in the Building maestro John Hoffman's creative wand and WandaVision visionary Matt Shakman directing the pilot, viewers will witness the magicians' meteoric rise, the gossamer boundary between staged illusion and stark reality, and the heartbreaking finale that transformed their extraordinary saga into Las Vegas mythology.

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