Channing Tatum Reveals He Rejected The Script For His First ‘G.I. Joe’ Movie Seven Times & Begged To Get Killed Off Early In the 2013 Sequel

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Moviegoers around the world rejoice because next month, a Steven Soderbergh film hits the big screen for the first time since 2018 with “Magic Mike’s Last Dance.” And “Last Dance” also sees Channing Tatum return to arguably his most popular role, Florida-based stripper “Magic” Mike Lane.

In short, it’s a good time to be a Tatum fan, a Soderbergh fan, or a movie fan in general. READ MORE: ‘Magic Mike’s Last Dance’ Trailer: Channing Tatum & Steven Soderbergh Return One Last Time To The World Of Exotic Dancing And to kick off his press tour for “Last Dance,” IndieWire reports that Tatum stopped by Vanity Fair to participate in one of their lie-detector interviews.