Following its release in the US and UK, "Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – The Movie: Infinity Castle Arc" has garnered immense fan attention, with one of the most captivating headlines being the involvement of Hollywood superstar Channing Tatum. 
The actor, renowned for his roles in the "Step Up" and "Magic Mike" franchises, makes his animation voice acting debut as Keizo. In an interview, Tatum revealed that his 12-year-old daughter was the catalyst for his entry into the world of "Demon Slayer."
Tatum shared on social media, "Walking the red carpet for the 'Infinity Castle Arc' with my daughter Everly truly felt like a dream. She's been my inspiration for anime from the very beginning, and sharing this moment with her made my first voice acting experience as Keizo incredibly meaningful." He admitted that it was through watching the "Demon Slayer" anime with his daughter that he gradually fell in love with the series, ultimately leading him to accept the voice acting offer.
When Tatum's casting was first announced, some fans expressed skepticism, believing that his superstar status might overshadow professional voice actors. However, with the film's release, many viewers changed their minds about his performance, with social media comments praising him, saying they "never expected it was you voicing, the performance was fantastic!"
For Tatum, this was not only a new career endeavor but also a significant moment to share a dream with his daughter. He concluded his post by stating that walking the red carpet alongside Everly made his "fan index explode" and filled his heart with happiness.
via： GamesRadar+