Channing Tatum (Cullman, 1980) has made a remarkable journey in Hollywood, establishing himself as one of the most charismatic and multifaceted figures in the film industry.She began her career as a model, working for high-profile brands such as Armani and Abercrombie & Fitch. Her transition to acting was marked by her appearances in commercials and music videos, before making the leap to the big screen.
Her first significant role came with the film Coach Carter (2005), where he played a basketball player. However, it was his performance in Step Up (2006) which catapulted him to stardomshowing her talent in both acting and dancing.
He is known for his easy-going style and natural charisma. He combines classic elegance with modern and casual touches, reflecting his approachable and versatile personality. He is also passionate regarding dance and martial arts.He is also an avid reader and has expressed a growing interest in film directing and producing.
Now premiere Fly Me To The Moonsharing the bill with Scarlett Johansson, a comedy directed by Greg Berlantiin which both have a romance with the space race between the United States and the Soviet Union, as a backdrop, during the decades of the 1950s and 1960s.
With that excuse We review the cars he keeps in his garagea collection that takes us directly to the moon.
Chevrolet 3100 Pickup (1957)
Classic pickup truck that was part of the Chevrolet Advance Design series, produced from the late 1940s to the mid-1950s. It is distinguished by its robust and elegant design, being one of the last versions before the American manufacturer introduced the Apache series in 1958. On the outside, it stands out for its horizontal chrome bar grille and its round headlights at the ends, which give it an aggressive and classic look. It has a higher and wider hood than previous models, with the Chevrolet emblem in the center. It offers a robust body with clean lines and smooth curves, which was an evolution of the angular design of previous models. It was available with a single or double cab and was equipped with inline six-cylinder engines, generally the 3.9-liter Thriftmaster or the more powerful 4.3-liter Blue Flame. It was also available with a 4.6-liter V8 engine that offered more power. Transmission options included a 3- or 4-speed manual and a Hydra-Matic automatic, a first for pickups in this class. Inside, seats were upholstered in vinyl or cloth and built to last. A simple, functional dash with round, easy-to-read gauges included a speedometer, fuel gauge, and temperature. The cargo box was available in various lengths, with a sturdy steel bed designed to support heavy loads. It has a leaf-spring rear suspension, suitable for heavy duty work and capable of handling rough terrain.