Channing Tatum Shines in True Crime Comedy 'Roofman'

Hollywood star Channing Tatum stars in 'Roofman', a comedy drama about real-life criminal Jeffrey Manchester, nicknamed 'Roofman' for robbing McDonald's restaurants. Directed by Derek Cianfrance, the film portrays Manchester's life story, showcasing his charm amidst crime. Also, neo-soul singer D'Angelo has passed away at 51.

Hollywood star Channing Tatum transforms into a gentle and goofy real-life criminal in the comedy drama 'Roofman' at the London Film Festival. Directed by Derek Cianfrance, the film follows the life of Jeffrey Manchester, notorious for robbing over 40 McDonald's outlets by breaking through their roofs.

Portrayed as a 'smartest dumb guy', Manchester's character is both endearing and cunning, evading capture by hiding in a toy store and winning hearts along the way. Tatum expressed a personal connection to the story, highlighting themes of empathy and grace in the film's narrative.

In contrasting news, Grammy-winning artist D'Angelo, a trailblazer of the neo-soul genre, has died at 51 after battling cancer. His family commended the powerful legacy he leaves through his music, marking a poignant loss to the industry and fans worldwide.

(With inputs from agencies.)