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Most might flinch when pairing a wholesome family brand with an R-rated fugitive thriller. Toys “R” Us Studios, however, saw nothing but upside in “Roofman.” The film — a true account of a prison escapee holed up in a North Carolina big-box store (guess which) — was hardly what Kim Miller Olko would call “the most positive, family-friendly story.” Yet …

Channing Tatum knows a thing or two about patience, especially when it comes to construction.  “Renovations, man,” he says, shaking his head. “I’ve been renovating my house for almost two and a half years now. It’s just been a nightmare.”  The actor hoots about lawsuits and lost money, but beneath the frustration, there’s a telling throughline — endurance. The same …

Appearing on Andy Cohen Live, Tatum was asked about the Vanderpump Rules star’s claims they once lived together — something Taylor has repeated in multiple interviews. Channing Tatum is calling BS on Jax Taylor. The Roofman star, 45, appeared on SiriusXM’s Andy Cohen Live this week, where he was asked about the Vanderpump Rules’ alum’s previous claims they were once …

Channing Tatum’s lookalike daughter Everly, 12, accompanied her proud dad to the Los Angeles premiere of his movie Demon Slayer: Infinite Castle on September 9. For her rare red carpet appearance, the preteen wore a pale blue ruffled, off-the-shoulder dress as she posed alongside her dad. Tatum admitted that starring in a film Everly was a fan of earned him …

Photo: Kayla Oaddams/FilmMagic It must be nice to be a nepo kid. On Tuesday night, Channing Tatum appeared on the red carpet for the premiere of Demon Slayer: Kimetsu No Yaiba — The Movie: Infinity Castle, posing with his 12-year-old daughter, Everly, whom he co-parents with his ex-wife, Jenna Dewan. Unlike most tweens who have to attend a parent’s work …

Channing Tatum was almost the star of a Guillermo del Toro fairy tale. In a recent interview with Vanity Fair, Tatum said he was offered the role of the Beast in del Toro’s retelling of “The Beauty and the Beast.” However, because the “Roofman” star “just had a baby” at the time and the film’s script wasn’t “totally there yet,” …

Channing Tatum, playing a robber with a serious case of arrested development, may have delivered the most mature performance of his career, at least if the thunderous standing ovation for “Roofman” at its Toronto Film Festival premiere is to be believed. The film tells the true story of Jeffrey Manchester, the so-called “Rooftop Robber,” who broke into dozens of McDonald’s restaurants, …

Two of the 50th Toronto International Film Festival’s highest-profile world premieres, Roofman and Rental Family, were held in back-to-back timeslots on Saturday evening. They’re very different films, but both happen to center on well-meaning professional liars played by actors with high Q scores, and are crowd pleasers to the extent that they will be strong candidates for the fest’s coveted …

Getting robbed at gunpoint can be a traumatizing thing, though “Roofman” subject Jeffrey Manchester’s victims describe him as unusually conscientious. Breaking into McDonald’s restaurants to steal the loot, he’d lock the employees up in the cooler, but not before making sure they were wearing enough layers to keep warm. If not, he might even give them the coat off his …

If Roofman wasn’t a true story, it would be hard to believe. World premiering tonight at the Toronto Film Festival, this Paramount release stars Channing Tatum as Jeffrey Manchester, an Army 82nd Airborne veteran who turned to crime to try and support his wife and three kids after failing to assimilate back into society when he returned from duty in …