Channing Tatum will make his first appearance
in a movie from Coen brothers. The news that he will play the role of a sailor
has already dropped jaws throughout the world.
You will get to admire the dancing skills of
Tatum as he tip-tap his way across the screen.
The movie Hail, Caesar will take you back in
time, almost 6 decades back, in the 1950s.
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What is more, homoerotic subtexts are there to
be seen in Tatum’s scenes, as Hail, Caesar has plenty of it.
Tatum mentioned that people are in a surprise. The
period of fifties was a conservative and square one, but these guys were loved
by audiences.
The dancing was quite different, filled with delicacy and
elegance, and anyone who takes a look at them would definitely love them.
This association is quite a fascinating one.
Talking about Coen brothers, moving ahead with
their tradition to sign big names, they came out with a masterstroke as they
caste Tatum in the movie.
The selection of Tatum is a bit puzzling, it
all depends on his willingness to push things in the movie, something that will
play a big role in his success.
Channing Tatum stated that he feels, there are
not many actors who can dance, though he has never danced like this in actual.
In the beginning, Coens were not so sure about
the success of tap dancing, but one thing that was clear was they wanted it to
be Gene Kelly-esque and athletic.
The original plan was to take things on a
battleship, with Tatum on a big huge gun. Soon, things started to move towards
singing and tap dancing. This was the time he was really worried, but things
went on OK.
Channing
Tatum is one of the highly rated actors at present. Credit goes to his work
with best known American directors, and also to action and romantic-comedy
movies.
So far
Channing Tatum has worked with Quentin Tarantino, Wachowskis and Steven
Soderbergh.
Source: The Guardian
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