Channing Tatum is eyeing his standalone Marvel movie — it can significantly boost his wealth

It seems like Channing Tatum is working hard to make his dreams of a stand-alone 'Gambit' movie come true. While the efforts are ongoing, the Marvel Cinematic Universe hasn't confirmed anything regarding a new project with Tatum. Nevertheless, his "Deadpool & Wolverine" co-star, Ryan Reynolds has thrown all his weight behind it.

Speaking on Entertainment Weekly’s “Awards” podcast, Reynolds revealed that Marvel executives loved Tatum's work in his Gambit debut. Further on Instagram, the actor praised Tatum and expressed his enthusiasm for the prospect of returning to the MCU to help him out if a "Gambit" movie happens.

Most recently, Tatum's "Blink Twice", which also marked the directorial debut of actress/ex-girlfriend Zoey Kravitz, debuted at the top spot in PVOD. As per reports, shortly after hitting the premium video-on-demand service online, the social thriller bagged the top spot in the charts. 

While the media is rife with the breakup story of the two actors, Kravitz is stepping up this award season to follow through with the film's release. While the two broke up in October after three years together, they are still connected professionally this award season through the film. 

Actor, dancer, producer, and model Channing Tatum has been one of the highest-paid actors in the world, thanks to an extremely lucrative deal for the film "Magic Mike". However, Tatum got his breakout role in the box office hit "Step Up” and between 2006-2009, he appeared in more than seven films.

Tatum has an estimated net worth of $80 million as of 2023, according to Celebrity Net Worth. 

Tatum reportedly earns around $15 million to $22 million per movie, as per Parade. However, for the film “Magic Mike,” he took a big risk and financed the $7 million budget of the movie himself along with fellow producer Steven Soderbergh. They paid Warner Brothers a flat fee to distribute the movie and as the film turned out to be a smash hit at the box office, the duo made about $60 million from the combined profits, as per Celebrity Net Worth. They earned another $30 million each from the second “Magic Mike” movie. For the Amazon original film, "Red Shirt," Tatum was reportedly paid $25 million.

Channing Tatum officially partnered with the Grand Teton Distillery to launch Born and Bred, a vodka brand. He introduced the 80-proof vodka made in the US, which was made from Idaho potatoes and glacial water.