Channing Tatum, Scott Speedman Say 'The Vow' Isn't Just A Chick Flick
Did the Mayans predict we'd see so much of Channing Tatum in 2012? We're barely into February and Tatum already has Haywire , a Saturday Night Live stint, and this weekend's weepie romance The Vow under his belt;
Channing Tatum is endearing as Leo and though he has chemistry with Rachel McAdams's Paige, it almost goes to waste due to the film's lack of focus and uneven plot. For starters, having a stranger for a husband is just the
It has all the ingredients for the perfect V-Day movie: love, heartbreak, tragedy, oh and Channing Tatum and Scott Speedman. “The Vow,” which is loosely based on a true story, finds Channing's character, Leo, struggling to win back his wife, Paige,
The film boasts swoony leads Rachel McAdams ("The Notebook") and Channing Tatum ("Dear John"), writing alums from "My So-Called Life" and "Valentine's Day," and a story inspired by true events: a newlywed couple trying to reconnect after the wife
The tear-jerker starring Channing Tatum and Rachel McAdams could gross $35 million to $40 million in its debut, according to those who have seen pre-release audience surveys. Sony Pictures, whose Screen Gems label produced the film, is projecting a
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