Zoë Kravitz Reflects on Casting Ex-Fiancé Channing Tatum in 'Blink Twice'

The actress-director praised Tatum's performance and charisma months after their breakup, highlighting their continued professional collaboration.

Zoë Kravitz cast Channing Tatum as the lead in her directorial debut, 'Blink Twice,' citing his charisma as key to the role of a deceptive tech billionaire.
The former couple ended their engagement in October 2024 after three years together, citing differing life goals and growing apart post-film promotion.
Kravitz stated she wanted to 'weaponize' Tatum's charm for the psychological thriller, showcasing him in a role unlike any he had played before.
Despite their split, Kravitz and Tatum will reunite professionally in the upcoming sci-fi comedy 'Alpha Gang,' with no reported tension between them.
Both actors spoke positively about their creative partnership during the film's press tour, describing the experience as deeply rewarding and collaborative.