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If you’re a fan of Channing Tatum’s X-Men universe projects, you might recall the highly anticipated Gambit movie that never quite made it to the big screen. According to Lizzy Caplan, who was set to star alongside Tatum, the project had a unique twist—a ‘30s screwball romantic comedy vibe set against the backdrop of the superhero genre. Speaking with Business Insider, Caplan revealed that the film had “a really cool idea,” and even confirmed her involvement, stating, “We got down the road, we were gonna shoot it. I think there was a start date.”
Tatum’s journey to bring Gambit to life has been well-documented. Despite his dedication, the project faced numerous setbacks, culminating in its cancellation following the 2019 Disney-Fox merger. Tatum has openly shared his struggles, even expressing feelings of trauma over the ordeal. However, his passion for the role resurfaced in the Deadpool & Wolverine cameo, leaving fans hopeful for what’s next.
Producer Simon Kinberg previously described the movie as having a "romantic or sex comedy vibe," aligning with Gambit’s charismatic and mischievous persona. Caplan echoed this sentiment, noting that the team aimed for a ‘30s screwball comedy feel within the superhero framework, which she described as “really fun.”
As for where this leaves Tatum and Gambit, Marvel Studios hasn’t made any official announcements. However, with the X-Men officially joining the MCU, the possibilities remain wide open. Fans eagerly await updates, especially after Ryan Reynolds teased a potential Deadpool & Wolverine sequel in a tweet, sparking rampant speculation among the community.
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