Joe Manganiello Isn’t Interested In Another ‘Magic Mike’ Sequel: ‘I’m Retired’

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He is known for his role asBig D**k Richie in the 2012 comedy-drama Magic Mike and its sequel Magic Mike XXL, which premiered in 2015.But Joe Manganiello made it clear that he is not interested in reprising his role for a third installment of the saucy flick, despite the franchise's undying popularity.'I'm retired,' insisted the 43-year-old actor in an interview withPeoplepublished Friday.

Joe Manganiello is opening up about the possibility for more Magic Mike movies and what his involvement would be.

Magic Mike hunk Joe Manganiello has ruled himself out of any potential movie sequels after declaring himself “retired” from the stripper stage.The actor set pulses racing as Big Dick Richie in Channing Tatum’s semi-autobiographical 2012 film and its 2015 sequel, Magic Mike XXL, but if the franchise is revived for a third film, Manganiello won’t be squeezing his package back into his thong.“I’m retired,” he smiles to People magazine.However, Manganiello is still very much in touch with his co-star Matt Bomer, as their friendship dates back to their drama school days at Carnegie Mellon University in the 43-year-old’s native Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.“We always talk,” Manganiello says.

Magic Mike hunk Joe Manganiello has ruled himself out of any potential movie sequels after declaring himself “retired” from the stripper stage.The actor set pulses racing as Big Dick Richie in Channing Tatum’s semi-autobiographical 2012 film and its 2015 sequel, Magic Mike XXL, but if the franchise is revived for a third film, Manganiello won’t be squeezing his package back into his thong.“I’m retired,” he smiles to People magazine.However, Manganiello is still very much in touch with his co-star Matt Bomer, as their friendship dates back to their drama school days at Carnegie Mellon University in the 43-year-old’s native Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.“We always talk,” Manganiello says.

Joe Manganiello is "retired" from the 'Magic Mike' franchise. The 43-year-old actor starred in 2012's 'Magic Mike' and its 2015 sequel, 'Magic Mike XXL', but Joe has no intention of starring in a third movie about the world of male stripping.