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Charlotte gets shout-out in new trailer for Channing Tatum ‘Roofman’ filmed in city
Channing Tatum, seen here in a 2016 file photo. The first trailer for his movie “Roofman” was released Wednesday. It was filmed in Charlotte and based on a true Charlotte-area crime spree. Dan MacMedan Dan MacMedan/USA TODAY NETWORK
Channing Tatum's upcoming movie Roofman follows the story of a man who escapes from jail. In a quest for survival, he breaks into several McDonald's outlets through the roof to steal food.
Channing Tatum took the CinemaCon stage on Thursday to introduce “Roofman.” In his speech, Tatum mentioned Jeffrey Manchester, who infamously robbed 60 McDonald’s locations.
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Jeffrey Manchester, a California man and U.S. Army reserve officer, was convicted in 2000 of robbing restaurants throughout the U.S. by entering through the roof, including two in Gaston County.
Jeffrey Manchester, a California man and U.S. Army reserve officer, was convicted in 2000 of robbing restaurants throughout the U.S. by entering through the roof, including two in Gaston County.
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