Channing Tatum is a no-limit soldier…of love
source: http://blog.dinoray.com/2010/01/31/channing-tatum-is-a-no-limit-soldier%E2%80%A6of-love/
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Channing Tatum's latest film, 'Dear John' is cut from the same cloth as The Notebook. Maybe because it was based on the book written by the same author: Nicholas Sparks. Channing plays John, a rough-around-the-edges sun-kissed dude in the Army Special Forces. His relationship with his father (Richard Jenkins) isn’t the greatest and he has gotten into his fair share of trouble. While home on leave, he falls for Savannah (Amanda Seyfried) and – well – you can guess what happens from here.
When he walks in for the roundtable interview, he looks just like he did onscreen: handsome with a kick of Southern edge. We all start chatting casually as he makes the effort to go around the table and shake all of our hands. It was very Southern of him.
We get down to it and start asking him questions – a lot of them had to do with being a fictitious military character in three movies.
“G.I. Joe wasn’t a real soldier to me – it was like X-men,” he says. “It’s not like we were trying to depict what a real soldier was like and what he has to go through. In Stop-Loss, we went through pretty intense training.”
He says that no matter how much training he has done, he – or anyone else for that matter – will never know what it’s like to be a soldier.
Check out the full interview (complete with audio) by clicking the link below:
http://blog.dinoray.com/2010/01/31/channing-tatum-is-a-no-limit-soldier%E2%80%A6...
When he walks in for the roundtable interview, he looks just like he did onscreen: handsome with a kick of Southern edge. We all start chatting casually as he makes the effort to go around the table and shake all of our hands. It was very Southern of him.
We get down to it and start asking him questions – a lot of them had to do with being a fictitious military character in three movies.
“G.I. Joe wasn’t a real soldier to me – it was like X-men,” he says. “It’s not like we were trying to depict what a real soldier was like and what he has to go through. In Stop-Loss, we went through pretty intense training.”
He says that no matter how much training he has done, he – or anyone else for that matter – will never know what it’s like to be a soldier.
Check out the full interview (complete with audio) by clicking the link below:
http://blog.dinoray.com/2010/01/31/channing-tatum-is-a-no-limit-soldier%E2%80%A6...
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