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I can't get the meaning of this sentence:
For Georges Mieles as a showman, no bit of magic was too elaborate.
I can't understand "no bit of magic". As we know, the films of mielies were too elaborate. Then, What is the meaning of "no bit of magic" here?
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The meaning is: Melies, a magician by training, never hesitated to use the tools of his trade in his films - any and all conjuring tricks were allowed ("no bit of magic was too elaborate"), as far as he was concerned.
- The meaning is: Melies, a magician by training, never hesitated to use the tools of his trade in his films - any and all conjuring tricks were allowed ("no bit of magic was too elaborate"), as far as he was concerned.
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The meaning is: Melies, a magician by training, never hesitated to use the tools of his trade in his films - any and all conjuring tricks were allowed ("no bit of magic was too elaborate"), as far as he was concerned.
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