Rachel McAdams forgets that she’s married to Channing Tatum in the trailer for The Vow

By Niki Stephens

Posted 15 years ago

So what if you wake up and forget you were once married to Channing Tatum? Just walk away…

In THE VOW, Tatum and Rachel McAdams play a newlywed couple who during a tender moment are rear ended by a truck. When McAdams wakes up from her coma in the hospital, she believes that Tatum is her doctor–not her husband. He does the overly romantic thing and is determined to make her fall in love with him again. Scott Speedman gets punched out so I’m guessing he tries to get in on the McAdams action too. Sam Neill is supposed to be in this, which automatically makes me really happy.

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