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Roofman: Is Channing Tatum starrer crime drama based on a true story? Here's trailer, release date, plot and cast

Roofman: Is Channing Tatum starrer crime drama based on a true story? Here's trailer, release date, plot and cast

Economic Times12 hours ago

ANI Channing Tatum reflects on his body transformation
Roofman, a new film starring Channing Tatum, will arrive in theaters on October 10. The trailer has been released by Paramount and Miramax. The movie is based on a true story. It tells the tale of a man who robs fast food restaurants in an unusual way.Channing Tatum plays a former Army Ranger. After returning home, he faces financial trouble. He tries to support his family. In desperation, he starts robbing McDonald's restaurants. He does this by cutting holes in their roofs. This earns him the nickname Roofman.
The man is caught and sent to prison. After some time, he escapes. He hides in a toy store. There, he begins a new chapter in life. He meets a woman played by Kirsten Dunst. She is a single mother with two daughters. They form a bond.He wants to start over. He spends time with the woman and her daughters. However, his past becomes a problem. His history of crime follows him. One last robbery brings conflict. It becomes harder for him to live a clean life. The story builds on this struggle.
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The film features many other well-known actors. Kirsten Dunst plays the love interest. Peter Dinklage, Ben Mendelsohn, LaKeith Stanfield, Juno Temple, Melonie Diaz, Uzo Aduba, Lily Collias and Jimmy O. Yang are also in the cast. Each plays a role that supports the central story.The film is directed by Derek Cianfrance. He also co-wrote the script with Kirt Gunn. Lynette Howell Taylor, Jamie Patricof, Duncan Montgomery, and Dylan Sellers produced the movie. Tatum, Cianfrance, and Jonathan Montepare serve as executive producers. Chris Parker from Limelight also worked as an executive producer.Charles M. Barsamian, Tyler Zacharia, Matthew von Waaden, and D. Mark von Waaden joined as executive producers. Sam Romano, Rick Covert, and Jack Selby from High Frequency are also listed as executive producers.
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Miramax has secured the rights for certain regions, including the United States. Paramount Pictures will distribute the film. This is part of a first-look agreement between the companies. Both studios have worked together before on similar projects.The first trailer for Roofman is now online. It gives a preview of the film's tone and story. Viewers can see the character's journey from crime to redemption. Roofman will be released in theaters on October 10.
What is the true story behind Roofman?
Roofman follows a real man who robbed fast food outlets by entering through the roof. The film shows how his life changed after escaping prison and meeting a family.
When will Roofman be released in theaters?
Roofman, starring Channing Tatum and Kirsten Dunst, is scheduled for release on October 10, 2025, across theaters in the United States through Paramount Pictures.

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