She also told Deadline in June 2021 that Tatum was her first choice to star in the film. She saw in him a true feminist through his work in "Magic Mike" and his live shows. This led her to believe he would be interested in exploring the subject matter of the film.
During the film's press tour before their split, Tatum and Kravitz spoke about working together. At the Los Angeles premiere in August, Tatum expressed how gratifying it was to create something with someone he loves. Kravitz added that they got to work through hard times and support each other, which made the experience beautiful.
Although they have split, they have another project, "Alpha Gang," and will continue to work together on the comedy. An insider said, "They will continue to work together and are excited about a new project. They both love filming and creating. Channing has a lot of respect for Zoë’s focus and passion."
This shows their continued professional relationship despite the personal setback. It also highlights their mutual respect and love for the work they do together.
The film explores themes of trust, betrayal, and the complexity of human relationships. It shows how even in a romantic context, professional collaborations can have a profound impact on the outcome of a project.
Overall, "Blink Twice" is a testament to the power of collaboration between two talented individuals and the challenges they face when their personal lives intersect with their professional ones.