"I'm sorry? I'm sorry. I'm SORRY! I'M SORRY! I'M SORRY! So, are we good?" Tatum's character shows a terrifying emotional range, emphasizing the facade of remorse while his true nature reveals underlying menace.
"Before Slater's grand apology, he coerces Frida and her friend, Jess, to join him on a trip to his private island... every night, he and his buddies assault the women on the island." This highlights the manipulation and predatory behavior central to Slater's character.
"Tatum said so himself in an interview on The Kelly Clarkson Show, where he called his character a complete and utter psychopath." This reflects the intensity and complexity of the role he embraced.
"apparently, she had Tatum in mind for the role long before production began." This shows Kravitz's foresight in casting Tatum against type for this dark role.
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