Sandra Bullock

Adventure romcom is the kind of project that's suctioned itself to its A-list leads like a barnacle on a ship.

The Lost City, for the most part, finds that sweet spot between goofy and sincere, especially during the scenes where Tatum’s Alan tries to match up to the mercenary hired to rescue Loretta, played by none other than Brad Pitt. The star flips his long, blonde locks around like he’s back in Legends of the Fall, and smoulders with smug self-satisfaction. It’s lovely to watch the way Loretta warms up to Alan once his self-imposed image of masculinity starts to chip away, as she tenderly applies eczema cream to his back while laying out how she’d describe the moment in one of her novels. She’s now slumming it – in her opinion – as the author of a series of steamy romance novels. Alan, in a way, has become the physical manifestation of her own self-loathing. It’s about capturing the sweet, wounded desperation of a man who’s aware of the pressure on him to fulfil some kind of masculine ideal, but wouldn’t even know where to start. And, finally, in The Lost City, he’s been paired with his ideal opposite: Sandra Bullock, the actor you call to play very smart women who still can’t seem to keep their lives together, who delivers in ways that are relatable as opposed to patronising.

The film star, 57, confessed it would be 'odd' watching Channing, 41, strip in Magic Mike after working with him on new film The Lost City.

That combination of adventure, fun and some of that,' she teased, while gesturing to Channing. 'The fact that we were all living together and quarantined together made it that much sweeter. Then the pandemic happened and we made it. Sandra said: 'That's the reason we did this film, so they could have one long, Covid-safe play date. 'We met through drama, in the principal's office at preschool. I'll sit next to you during the show.'

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The mood is what you might call meta-hen-night. Pay no attention to critics who say this film is a rip off of Romancing the Stone. The plots may overlap, but the casting doesn’t. In 1984, it was the norm for a male actor in a big-budget romance to be at least a decade older than his co-star. After being kidnapped (this rom-com is both long and implausible) by Abigail Fairfax, a treasure-seeking billionaire ( Daniel Radcliffe, trying so hard to make his potty character fun), the waspish Loretta finds herself on a remote jungle island with Alan. Though Loretta is initially contemptuous of this sweet, somewhat dim metrosexual, she soon finds herself peeling leeches off his naked butt and, when confronted by his penis, jibbering with joy.

Daniel Radcliffe has opened up about the wild moment he watched on as Sandra Bullock was pelted with cheese on the set of The Lost City.

It would have to be as good, if not better, than the [original] concept,’ she said. On the suggestion that a sequel in the desert could be ‘fun’, she questioned: ‘For who?!’ ‘Wanting to prove that he can be a hero in real life and not just on the pages of her books, Alan sets off to rescue her. Discussing whether we would ever get a sequel of Loretta, Alan and Abigail on another wild adventure, Sandra said she would be keen to delve back into the pages – with a few conditions. ‘I had a true “what is my life and what is my job” moment when I was on set, in the meat and cheeseboard vortex hurricane scene that happens,’ he said. The flick follows romance novelist Loretta Sage (Sandra) as she’s kidnapped by a villainous billionaire Abigail Fairfax (Daniel), so that she can lead him to a lost treasure.

SANDRA BULLOCK has spoken candidly about watching her The Lost City co-star, Channing Tatum, strip in his Magic Mike films, admitting she doesn't know 'if ...

Sandra said: "I want to come to the show, but you just can't be dancing in it." However, the star went on: "And now that I know him, I don't know if I'll be comfortable watching it. SANDRA BULLOCK has spoken candidly about watching her The Lost City co-star, Channing Tatum, strip in his Magic Mike films, admitting she doesn't know "if she'll be comfortable watching it" now the duo are close friends.

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Even if Radcliffe isn't the right choice to bring Wolverine to the MCU, there are plenty of other Marvel roles he may be better suited for, such as Gambit, Cyclops, and Union Jack. The Lost City stars Daniel Radcliffe and Sandra Bullock recently sat down with It's Gone Viral to discuss their recent action-comedy. With Marvel Studios preparing to debut two more massive franchises in the X-Men and Fantastic Four, there is sure to be an influx of MCU casting opportunities on the way in the coming years.