I just opened “Dog,” and we weren’t sure if it was going to go to theaters when Amazon bought MGM. TATUM The rules are so amorphous at the moment that I don’t think it’s really up to us. You’ve all starred in some pretty huge box office hits, but how do you decide now whether you should do a project for streaming or for theaters? Does that distinction matter to you? And as Loretta and Alan try to escape together, sparks fly, punches are thrown and swamp leeches are picked carefully off his naked body.īut the movie comes with an additional set of stakes specific to Hollywood’s post-pandemic future: As the theatrical business constricts, will people still go see an old-fashioned comic adventure where the actors lack any superpowers besides A-list charisma? It helps that “Dog,” which Tatum co-directed and starred in, was a recent theatrical hit, but Hollywood will also look to coming films like “The Lost City” and “Bullet Train” (a Pitt-led action comedy in which Bullock returns the favor with a cameo of her own) to determine whether there’s a path for big studio movies outside the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The novelist’s cover model Alan (Tatum) mounts an unlikely rescue, helped, at times, by an equally dashing but far more capable mercenary (Brad Pitt, in a cameo). In “The Lost City” (in theaters March 25), Bullock plays romance novelist Loretta Sage, whose life is on autopilot until she’s kidnapped by a rich eccentric (Radcliffe) who believes she can lead him to a hidden treasure buried deep in the jungle. “It’s a major coup when you can safely allow your child to go to someone else’s house without thinking they’re going to die.”
“Daniel, you’ll experience this one day,” Bullock said. On a lively Zoom call with their “Lost City” co-star Daniel Radcliffe, Bullock and Tatum described what it’s like now that her daughter, Laila, and his daughter, Everly, have both reached the sleepover stage.
They play potential lovers in “The Lost City,” but in real life, Sandra Bullock and Channing Tatum share a very different kind of bond: They’re play-date parents.
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