Zoë Kravitz and Channing Tatum Debate Whether Catwoman Is a Superhero, Jokes About Gambit’s Accent on ‘GOAT Talk’

Zoë Kravitz and Channing Tatum playfully threw shade at each other over their respective portrayals of Catwoman and Gambit during the latest episode of Complex's 'GOAT Talk.'

To promote the Kravitz-directed mystery-thriller Blink Twice, which Tatum stars in, the couple sat down to debate their 'GOATs' in each topics from rappers (Kanye West and André 3000) to directors (Paul Thomas Anderson).

Around the 4-minute mark of the video below, Kravitz chose Catwoman, whom she played in as co-lead in 2022 action flick The Batman, while Tatum opted for Gambit. The actor finally had the chance to play the mutant hero in Deadpool & Wolverine years after a standalone Gambit film was scrapped.

"I can't say anyone other than Gambit," Tatum told Kravitz, whom he's engaged to. "It's weird now because I've actually played him, but he was always the GOAT for me."

"I mean, Catwoman's not really a superhero," Tatum said, to which Kravitz asked him to repeat himself.

After some stalling, he added, "I'm not sure if she's 'super,' as in 'superhero,' like what makes [her] a superhero."

Before going for the next card, Kravitz teased her fiancée with an impression of Gambit's New Orleans accent, which Tatum laughed at and told her to "give it a real shot."

Kravitz flubbed again, turning Gambit's Cajun identity into Jamaican, and did Miss Cleo's "call me now!" slogan.

While the Gambit accent has been the butt of internet jokes since the new Deadpool released, lead actor Ryan Reynolds called the character "a guy Chan was born to play."