Channing Tatum Attends Toronto International Film Festival Premiere of Roofman
Channing Tatum attended the world premiere of Roofman at the Toronto International Film Festival on Saturday, joining cast and crew for the film’s debut in Toronto.
About the Film
The drama, based on a true story, follows a man who carried out numerous robberies of McDonald’s locations and later hid inside a toy store. Tatum stars in the film, which has drawn attention for its unusual subject matter and gritty tone.
Tatum's Reflections on Acting
Speaking at the festival, Tatum said his work on Roofman helped him feel he had truly earned his place in film. The role, he added, played a part in easing long-standing feelings of imposter syndrome that followed him from his early days as a stripper into his acting career.
Festival Highlights
The premiere at TIFF adds to a busy festival slate that has spotlighted both established stars and daring new projects. Roofman’s provocative storyline and Tatum’s candid reflections have made it one of the event’s more talked-about screenings.