Britain's Got Talent viewers expose magician's amazing trick after spotting damning evidence of 'dubbing'
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Britain's Got Talent viewers have exposed a expose magician's amazing trick after spotting damning evidence.
Eagle-eyed viewers believe they've worked out how Marc Spelmann astounded the audience and the judges.
The London magician, 46, repeated elements of his audition by using a video of his young daughter.
Marc, who was Ant and Dec's golden buzzer act, made the judges pick pages from books that corresponded to inspirational quotes.
Alesha Dixon read out Gandhi's name - and was then stunned when Marc's daughter said Gandhi in a pre-recorded video when asked who he'd been painting.
(Image: ITV)
(Image: ITV)
Marc then turned round his painting and revealed Gandhi's image - then later transformed it to show John Lennon after Amanda Holden said his name.
The audience and judges were stunned by his amazing powers of prediciton.
Simon said: "I have to find a different word for this other than this for magic, because magic feels too small."
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Amanda added: "That was extraordinary. I do find myself watching the videos of your gorgeous girls than paying attention to your act.
"For me I thought it was very good but it didn’t have the same emotional pull as your first act."
But viewers accused him of 'dubbing' the video and claimed she had actually said the word 'daddy'.
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Britain's Got Talent viewers took to Twitter with their theories.
One viewer said: "I'm sorry but she doesn't even know who gandhi is... Her lips clearly say DADDY, and then he got her say gandhi to match her lip movement and edited it"
"Did that little girls mouth even move to Gandhi? Looked dodgy as hell that," added another.
A third said: "That little girl defo didn’t say Gandhi on that video!"
*Britain's Got Talent airs all week on ITV at 7.30pm with results at 9.30pm