In Superheroic Detail of John Levi "Deadpool & Wolverine", The two heroes of the title (Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackecman) are found in a parallel universe populated only by super-powerful layoffs and crash suits that do not belong to the same universe as most of Marvel's more famous superheroes. Of course, the castle of the film is that most of the waste they face are unpopular characters that have been drawn from the last 20 years at the superhero cinema. For example, Chris Evans plays the human torch, a role in "Fantastic Four" in 2005. Wesley Snaps returns in a similar way to the role of Blade (the character he played in the late 90's and early 2000s), while Ennenifer Garner repeated her role of Electra from "Daredeville" in 2003 and the Spin-off film in 2005. The film is more than a parade of homes, designed specifically for those who have been reading a superhero news web pages for decades.

In a sloping reference, Channing Tatum appears as Gambit, one of the most important mutants of the "X-Men" franchise. Gambit is a fun -lived caster who can touch the inanimate objects and make them explosive by applying them with kinetic energy. His performance at "Deadpool & Wolverine" was a celebrated reference to the feature film "Gambit" that was never made. As early as 2009, Tatum wanted to play Gambit, and in 2014 it was announced that Gambit had advanced with a tatum attached to old. That version has gone through an intensive development process, however, passing through several hands of directors (Edgar Wright is among them) before he died completely. In other words, Tatum's role in "Deadpool & Wolverine" was winking all the people who wanted to see the actor playing the character.

That's not the end of it either. Thanks to the success of that film, Tatum will come back like a gambit In the upcoming mega-superhero reed "Avengers: Doomsday". Talking to DiversityThe actor said his "only focus" is currently playing Gambit to the biggest of his capabilities in the film. He also said he knew the secret of doing Gambit's work: the character, a notorious boy's boyfriend, needs a moment when he can be serious.

Tatum should also be noted, it was once ready to co-raise "Gambit" because it became fully invested in the project. Until Disney bought Fox's film and TV library, all the work began to fall apart, with Disney's absorption for F-Men's property owned, killing the effort for good. Smart Alec like Reynolds to make Tatum like Gambit's reality and restore interest for him to play a mutant. In the past, Tatum said he was facilitated things worked out in this way, because his vision of "Gambit" was not everything he could have been. As he noticed on Variety, "the universe just saved us. (...) We would have failed so hard."

Tatum is also well aware that Gambit was presented comedically at Deadpool & Wolverine, which was a shoulder with an impermeable accent to Keyun. He wanted to convince Variety readers that his "doomsday" look would be less strange and easier to understand. Indeed, Tatum thinks that the best way to make a Gambit's effective character is to give him a moment when he can miss his "party boy" personality and to struggle with a bad man. In his own words:

"I will not go full kayun. They want to keep the drama and keep it firm. do Material. "

Gambit's true role in "Doomsday" or how the character will escape his personal parallel universe, has yet to be revealed before the scheduled edition of the film on December 18, 2026. Meanwhile, Tatum can be seen in the Comedy for Biographical Crime "Roofman", due to the cinema on October 10, 2025.