While Tatum's triumphant unveiling as Gambit in "Deadpool & Wolverine" was celebrated, knowing what Caplan had to say makes it difficult to imagine "Gambit" would have been embrac

Channing Tatum’s axed Gambit movie was a “screwball romantic comedy,” Lizzy Caplan recently revealed to Business Insider. Variety reported in November 2017 that Caplan had boarded Tatum’s long-in-the-works passion project as the female lead,

Speaking to Business Insider, the Cloverfield actress discussed the Gambit movie in which she was set to star alongside Tatum, saying it had “a really cool idea.” Tatum’s we

Years after its cancelation, it's been revealed that Channing Tatum's Gambit movie was meant to be a "screwball romantic comedy" Lizzy Caplan, originally the female lead of a Gambit movie once slated for 2018 before being quietly shelved,

Lizzy Caplan is opening up about that Gambit movie that never was, and her honest thoughts on it getting scrapped. The project — which was reportedly to

Channing Tatum attempted for years to get a movie made where he’d portray the card-throwing X-Men character Gambit, but ultimately the dream died when Disney purchased Fox in 2019. As Disney took over ownership of the X-Men universe,

One of the attached stars of 20th Century Fox's scrapped Gambit movie reveals the unique idea behind the Channing Tatum-led X-Men spinoff.

Based on the comic book character Chris Claremont and Jim Lee created in 1990, Gambit made his first appearance in live-action form in 2009’s X-Men Origins: Wolverine with Taylor Kitsch in the role.