Editing Benoît Millet (section)

==New York, Broadway, and the Art of Disguise (1955–1980s)==
In 1955, Millet married Jane Kincaid, a brilliant and independent woman with secrets of her own. Together, they moved to New York, where he reinvented himself as a stage actor and magician. His performances became legendary—his ability to manipulate perception and reality made him one of the greatest stage performers of his time.  

His talents earned him a '''Tony Award in the 1960s''', securing his place among the elite of Broadway. But his love for high-risk theft never faded. Throughout his years in New York, numerous high-profile gem and jewelry heists were suspected to have been his work. Though law enforcement watched him closely, no evidence was ever found to convict him.