Does anyone have any old/rare pictures of Penn & Teller?

How rare you talkin? I have a couple from circa Get Killed.

I posted couple of early perfomance pictures a few weeks ago from a Bravo Profile documentary

http://www.network54.com/Forum/106337/thread/1234571875/last-1235645686/Thinking+about+the+35+year+anniversary

from that same documentary here are some childhood pictures

Penn

















Teller











Hope you like them

Cheers

Jamie

"These two months at Plymouth
were the most miserable which
I ever spent" - Charles Darwin

ooops I acidently posted one of the images twice. Here's the image that should go in it's place



Penn's gotta be the one on the right (their left) I wonder if he remembers the other people in that picture.

Cheers

Jamie

"These two months at Plymouth
were the most miserable which
I ever spent" - Charles Darwin

Dude, if I ever become famous, I am burning ALL my childhood pictures immediately. I refuse to ever have anyone see what I looked like before I turned 18. There is NOTHING cute about a sailor suit. That's just child cruelty at it's most refined. Taking embarrassing pictures to torment people psychologically with later. Just wrong. :P That said Teller sure was cu--*is gagged by other Teller fans*

This is hilarious. It looks like all of them are from that documentary about Penn & Teller..what's it called..uhm..Bravo Profiles thingy..
I absolutley love that portrait of Penn, that bright pic with his hair down haha. He looks so adorable.

Those are great pics. The one of Penn juggling knives is awesome. And Wee Teller in his magical top hat--priceless.

And I'm uber jealous. Why can't I have photos like that? WHY!!

His name is Robert Paulson.

What great pictures! A couple I've seen before, but most were new to me. I loved that! I was wondering how many schoolgirls sat in Teller's class and doodled "I <3 Mr. Teller", "Mrs. Teller", "Mr. And Mrs. Teller" "(insert name) Teller", all over their notebooks. lol.

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Hi Jamie,

I sent the photo of Penn in his clown dancing class to Penn..he LOVED it! Thanks so much for putting it up.

Sincerely,
Audrey



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No problem MB, all credit to the folks at Bravo it's a great documentary.

Cheers

Jamie

"These two months at Plymouth
were the most miserable which
I ever spent" - Charles Darwin

I so would've been doing that! I wonder what his voice sounded like then though.

I don't know what Teller's voice would have been like back then but I can't imagine it would have changed as dramatically as Penn's voice has over years.

Here's a link you might have seen but for those who haven't

http://www.weirdsville.com/featured12.html

Click where it says 'play full tape'.

The voice you are hearing is a 27 year old Penn Jillette. It lacks the croakiness that we are used to (except when he laughes). Which leads me to speculate whether a) the recording equipment is not doing a very good job of picking up on Penn's characteristic hoarse tones or b) the fact that Penn has been talking non-stop for a further 27 years since that recording has nakerd his vocal chords.

Cheers

Jamie

"These two months at Plymouth
were the most miserable which
I ever spent" - Charles Darwin

I found some pics of Penn at the 1967 Montreal Expo, but since I got them through somewhat nefarious means, I won't post them without permission.

Awesome pictures, thanks for sharing!!