Channing Tatum Was “Traumatized” After ‘Gambit’ Fell Apart & Says Script Was “Deadpool’-Esque

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The first clip from Channing Tatum’s “Dog” is here.

Marvel films after his pitch for X-Men spinoff Gambit fell through.Discussing the project in an interview with Variety, the actor explained Gambit was in development for four years after he had written the script with his producing partner Reid Carolin.“The studio really didn’t want us to direct it,” Tatum said. “They wanted anybody but us, essentially, because we had never directed anything.”He went on, describing the character: “He could pull anything off.

Channing Tatum is back! Sure, you may not have realized he was really ever gone, but it has actually been years since Tatum has shown up in a major film project. Now, he’s on the verge of releasing, “Dog,” a film that he co-wrote, co-directed, and stars in.

Channing Tatum is opening up about his relationship with Zoë Kravitz...king of. In a new cover story for Variety, Tatum revealed that he advised Kravitz to not act in their upcoming collaboration, Pussy Island, because it can be overly demanding to act and direct on the same project. Channing would know, as he both stars in and co-directed the new movie Dog.“I was like, ‘You’ll need double the days.’” he recalls telling Zoë.

He stars alongside Sandra Bullock in the upcoming film The Lost City, with several other projects in the works.And Channing Tatum spoke out about career burnout following the 2015 flop Jupiter Ascending, leading to his absence in theaters for four years.The actor, 41, also talked about how the failed Gambit standalone superhero film left him 'traumatized,' in his cover story for Variety.He was set to star as the title character in the project, which was canceled in 2019 by Disney after their acquisition of 21st Century Fox. Candid:He stars alongside Sandra Bullock in the upcoming film The Lost City, with several other projects in the works.

really wanted to take on that never came to fruition, reportedly causing him significant trauma. Tatum was set to play the X-Men character Gambit in his own solo movie, with news of the film first hitting in 2014. However, that production remained stuck in development hell for years.

Ramin Setoodeh Executive EditorChanning Tatum and his producing partner Reid Carolin aren’t just the brains — and brawn — behind “Magic Mike.” They’ve built up their company Free Association into a place to go for innovative storytelling, including the road trip movie “Dog” (which opens on Feb. 18), which they co-directed; the Starz TV series “Step Up: Highwater”; and the thriller “Pussy Island,” which will be Zoë Kravitz’s directorial debut.“I think it’s a good partnership,” says Steven Soderbergh, who is directing “Magic Mike’s Last Dance,” which Tatum will star in and Carolin wrote. “I think they have a shared sense of people and how the world works.”Tatum and Carolin speak to Variety about Free Association.

Channing Tatum is back after a much-needed break.

Channing Tatum is sharing the professional advice he recently gave to his girlfriend, Zoe Kravitz. Tatum covers the latest issue of and talks about his return to acting, as well what he told Kravitz about her directorial debut,, that he's starring in.Kravitz is directing Tatum in, a thriller she co-wrote. Tatum tells the magazine he advised Kravitz not to star in the film as well, given his own co-directing experience for, in which he plays an army ranger who has to bring a military working dog on a road trip in time to attend her handler's funeral.

Ramin Setoodeh Executive EditorAfter two movies, Channing Tatum thought he was done playing Magic Mike. But he’ll take one more swing around the stripper’s pole in “Magic Mike’s Last Dance,” which begins shooting in London in March.In this week’s issue of Variety, Tatum talks about taking a four-year hiatus from acting to produce TV shows and movies with Free Association, the company that he launched in 2014 with his producing partner Reid Carolin. One of the company’s most anticipated projects is “Magic Mike’s Last Dance,” the third and (supposedly) final movie in the franchise that was inspired by Tatum’s days as an exotic dancer.The film, which will be directed by Steven Soderbergh from a script written by Carolin, will premiere on HBO Max.

Ramin Setoodeh Executive EditorIn this week’s Variety cover story, Channing Tatum talks about the road to co-directing his first movie, “Dog,” with his longtime producer partner Reid Carolin.But before he came up with the idea for the MGM indie (which opens on Feb. 18), Tatum and Carolin spent four years developing “Gambit,” a raunchy stand-alone movie based on the “X-Men” mutant.The superhero project was set up at Twentieth Century Fox in 2016, and Tatum and Carolin had lobbied to share the director’s chair. “The studio really didn’t want us to direct it,” Tatum says.

Channing Tatum loves a good costume. Just watch “Magic Mike” or “G.I. Joe” (or his Instagram account).