Gambit is one of the most popular characters in the F-Men franchise. Created in 1990 by Chris Clermont and Jimim Lee, he was by no means close to the original member of the title of superhero. However, he soon took off as a rocket, with Kiyun throwing cards, has since become a favorite. So, when he made his live debut in 2009 "X-Men Origins: Wolverine", it was a big deal. Played by Taylor Kitsch, however, this proved to be a one and a twist for the actor. Fortunately, he seems to be not too upset about all these years later.

Indeed, Kitsch promoted his video series by Amazon Premier "Terminal List: Dark Wolf" when Screenrant asked him for his time as a Gambit and whether he would see him or not The version that stole the stage of Kanning Tatum at Deadpool & Wolverine. Kitsch did not see the film, but he also made it clear that he had no negative feelings about it. Here's what he had to say about this issue:

"It's business, man. Everything is good. It's like I love the path I am and the actor I became and the stories I deal with. I have no intention of intending, here's a quote for you, but Gambit was not in the cards for me, man."

Directed by Gavin Hood, "X-Men Origin: Wolverine" was nothing shy of a critical disaster. Also, it was a disappointment to the box office and was quickly laminated for the treatment of Deadpool's character, among many other things. After that, Fox had no small choice but to take the larger franchise in a different direction, which resulted in the release of "X-Men: First Class" in 2011. Of course, as an unwanted effect on the studio's desire to distance himself from Hood's prophecy, Kitsch has never got a chance to come back like Ragin 'Keyun.

For an actor like Kitsch, Gambit could have been a gearbox for his career. He came out of the very successful running of the hit "Friday Night Lights". Superhero films were progressing at this time, and Gambit, like Hugh Jackecman as Volverine, could have been the lead in the X-Men films for years. But of course, it's not how things missed. Unfortunately, in the coming years, Kitsch also found himself starring in several other bombs, especially "Johnon Carter", one of the biggest apostles in the last 25 years.

In any case, he seems to be happy with where his career is running right now, and he has good reason to feel that way. Besides Hit Netflix's title Western series "American Primoval", Kitsch worked on shows such as "Paniler" and "Waco: The consequences". In fact, the small screen has become a shelter for the actor.

As for Tatum, he also had a wild trip with Gambit, trying to get a solo film made on the character based on Fox for years before Disney finished with the 2019 studio buying. So when he finally had to play the character, it was a big deal. Deadpool & Wolverine finished making more than $ 1.3 billion in box office in 2024becoming one of Marvel's biggest hits in recent memory. Jack, Tatum's Gambit was so well accepted that he would return more to the "Avengers: Doomsday" in 2026.

Maybe there was the opportunity to see Gambit on Kitch once again, given the multivisional all this? Maybe, but it seems to be either something that has never appeared or he was not interested. Taken as a whole, things seem to work well for everyone. Kitsch seems to work that satisfies him, while Tatum has finally got a chance to bring Labo's draw to life, to the great delight of fans.

"Terminal List: Dark Wolf" arrives on the Prime Minister on August 27, 2025, with the opening of "Avengers: Doomsday" in theaters on December 18, 2026.