Channing Tatum

Sorry, chere. Gambit don’t got a movie comin’ out anytime soon.

*Extremely Seinfeld voice* What is the deal with this Gambit movie, am I right? Channing Tatum’s long-developing and oft-troubled X-Men solo project has lost yet another director, as Gore Verbinski, who most recently helmed A Cure for Wellness, has exited the project — and though the s…

Those of you who live in the Big Easy may want to keep your eyes peeled.

It seems that Channing Tatum’s long-developing — and frequently delayed — Gambit movie is finally back in business. After losing two directors and his leading lady, Tatum took the X-Men spinoff back to the drawing board to re-develop the screenplay. With Fox’s X-Men unive…

Channing Tatum and longtime collaborator and producing partner Reid Carolin were set to make their co-directorial debut with an adaptation of Matthew Quick’s YA novel Forgive Me, Leonard Peacock. The film was set up with The Weinstein Co., but in an official statement released today, Tatum an…

It looks like Gore Verbinski, who was announced a week ago, is here to stay, as the movie will finally hit theaters February 14, 2019. Plenty of time to find a date.

Gore Vebinski has been approached by Fox to direct Channing Tatum’s long-developing X-Men solo outing.

Wondering why C-Tates’ part in the new spy comedy was so small? Apparently it was originally intended to be much bigger.

Colin Firth and Julianne Moore star in more retro spy shenanigans from Matthew Vaughn and the team that brought you ‘Kingsman: The Secret Service.’

Given the fact that the first Kingsman movie was a spot-on homage to James Bond movies, you’d think we’d all be excited for more of the same. More debonair spy sequences, more dangerous undercover double-speak, and more gunfights in famous locations. Instead, 20th Century Fox has flipp…