“It's a playful tale of the fiction on screen and the fictions in our heads – and it's a bamboozler.”

“Off it, he can be a brilliant bamboozler, tying interviewers in knots with a series of diversions and wild extrapolations.”

“With time, this famous bamboozler has become a literary character in his own right, as have members of his family, whether directly represented or thinly veiled.”

“Let's see if there's any way to get the media to avoid another round of self-administered bamboozlement.”

“This short play is as fine a specimen as an audience seeking bamboozlement could wish.”

“An eye catching assistant often relieves the magician from the drudgery of bamboozlement.”

“What I'm talking about are serial losers and bamboozlers, serial frauds and fakes, serial blusterers and blowhards.”

“Every few days, another political figure is linked to the bamboozlers at Enron.”

“On show after show this week, the bamboozlers are going on the air and spouting the most ridiculous lies.”