MOST stars don’t break the ending of their motion pictures when selling them on selection reveals. However, Channing Tatum lately broke this rule to reassure followers that his new film Dog wouldn’t finish tragically the approach Marley and Me did.
The 41-year-old actor made an look on Jimmy Kimmel Live to advertise his new film, which is a couple of army ranger who goes on a journey with a Belgian Malinois military canine to attend his late pal’s army funeral service.
“You never know with a dog movie how it’s going to go, most of the time it goes the wrong way,“ Kimmel admitted.
Tatum then referenced the 2008 film Marley & Me, where at the end (spoiler!) the yellow Labrador dies, leaving audiences traumatised. He went on by saying, “Every single person that I’ve told I made a dog movie, they’re like, ‘I am not going to see it unless you tell me if the dog lives.’ I’m like, ‘But don’t you want to not know the ending of the movie?’”
As an try and encourage individuals to observe the film, he proceeds to say “it is a good ending, so everybody knows,“ to which Kimmel replied: “You might be the first guest who’s ever come out and told the ending of his movie.”
Hopefully the optimistic response to this new film will cheer up Tatum. Just days in the past, the actor was in the information after he mentioned he was nonetheless heartbroken by the proven fact that he by no means bought to make the X-Men spinoff Gambit.
He admitted that since then, he has a tough time watching any Marvel Cinematic Universe movies.
Tatum shared with Variety: “Once Gambit went away … I shut off my Marvel machine. I haven’t been able to see any of the movies.
“I loved that character. It was just too sad. It was like losing a friend because I was so ready to play him.”
