List of Famous Escape Artists
- Harry Houdini
- David Blaine
- Norman Bigelow Sr
- Steve Baker, "Mr. Escape"
- Dorothy Dietrich
- James Randi
- Dean Gunnarson
- John Novak
- Chance - "The Escapist"
- Steve Santini
- Thomas Solomon
- Mario Manzini
- Chris McCauley America’s first outwardly homosexual escape artist
- Bill Shirk
- Mark Cannon
- Arthur Coghlan
- Michael Griffin, "The Great Escape Artist"
- Criss Angel
- Thomas Blacke
- Alan Alan
- Ken "Kondini" Dean, "the World's Only Human Toolbox"
- David Straitjacket
- Jonathan Goodwin
- Kristen Johnson
- Clyde Mighells
- Tim Ellis
- David Merlini
- Morgan The Escapist
- Dean Carnegie
- Richard Sherry
- Roslyn Walker, "the Gentleman Escape Artist"
- Weasel Dandaw
- Cliff Gerstman
- Wolflock (South Africa)
- Alexanderia the Great
- Iron Will (Singapore)
- Cynthia Morrison
- Jonathon Bryce
- Curtis Lovell II International Escape Artist
- Dayle Krall
- Vincent Vaude
- Nick Janson
- Spencer Horsman (World's youngest escape artist)
- P. C. Sorcar, Jr.
- Matt the Knife
- Derek Butler
- Dick Long
- Dick Smalls
- Anthony Martin
- Adam Blumpkin
- Josh Knotts
- Leah Young
- Frank 'Pop' Reno
- Jari Tapanainen
- Leo Irby
- Murray (Norman Murray Walters)
- Prynce Wheeler
- Scott Interrante
- Stephen Mollett ("Steve M, The Escape Guru")
- "Crazy" Chris Rubow
- Theo 'Dash' Hardeen
- Johnny Rivers
- Major Zamora
- Tony Laffan
- Robert Zarins
- Victor Norén
- Eric Hall
- MAKS (Illusionist)
- Bonald Smith
- Shania Moen
- Spencer Horsman
- Lea Teyssier
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