Channing Tatum On Playing Gambit In Deadpool & Wolverine

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Channing Tatum talks about finally getting to play Gambit, Remy LeBeau in Deadpool & Wolverine. Let me know what you all think in the comments down below, like & sub for more!!

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  19. Honestly the in and out accent of how he played it made it even more realistic. Ya gotta think, how long has he been down there away from any1 who speaks his language or talks like him other than other gambits, which we didnt see more than 1 of so this one might not be like dp or loki where this gambit might be the only one to screw up with the tva, hell this gambit might be a pruned timeline of the one who mastered his powers and accidentilly started poping planets lol. Maybe he killed their anchor being on accident and the tva had to step in lmao.
    When ppl are away from their origin, they typically start to acclimate their way of speaking to a local dialect or accent if they live their long enough and dont do anything to prevent losing their accents or grasp on their language. Ive had hispanic friends who have familly rules for any of them that visits or lives there they are only allowed to speak spanish or puerto rican, especially the ones who have alot of ethnic/national pride. His accent going in and out being realistic is hes probably losing it over time especially if theyre there forver. Did they ever say if ppl actualy age there? I dont remember if they do in any time theyve touched on this part of the mcu, mostly in loki

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  30. Are you telling me…..that a guy…..who's grown UP around CAJUN NEW ORLEANS people………. Got Denied the chance to play GAMBIT!?!?!?!?! Thank you Ryan But who the fuk decided denying him those years ago was a CORRECT DECISION!?!?!?!?

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