He has held his breath underwater for a world record of around 21 minutes and coached Oscar-winning actor Adrien Brody on the 2014 “Houdini” television miniseries that was filmed in Budapest. The Hungarian-Italian daredevil has performed stunts around the world, escaping from inside blocks of ice, quick-setting concrete or blazing cars.
Like his hero, Merlini has made an art of getting himself first into and then out of trouble. Museum founder, Italian-Hungarian escape-artist David Merlini, left, and New York-based singer-songwriter Tara O’Grady show the famed Hungarian-born escape artist Harry Houdini’s bible in the ‘House of Houdini’ museum in Budapest, Hungar, December 3, 2016.
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