Magic Mike's Last Dance director Steven Soderbergh reveals there is 'no nudity' in upcoming film

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Magic Mike's Last Dance doesn't feature any nudity, but the film is still very much a 'sexy movie'.Steven Soderbergh, the director of the latest installment in the Magic Mike franchise, revealed that 'there's not even a thong' in the movie but the upcoming film is still equal parts sexy and steamy in an interview published on Monday.Ahead of the release of the film, Soderbergh told Rolling Stone that 'intimacy and genuine emotion' is what makes the movie 'sexy.'The Oscar-winning filmmaker also talked about how they orchestrated the choreography and chemistry between the two leading stars.Magic Mike's Last Dance - which stars Salma Hayek, 56, opposite Channing Tatum, 42, reprising his role of Mike Lane - will premiere in theaters on February 10.

The next Magic Mike film: Steven Soderbergh, the director of the latest installment in the Magic Mike franchise, revealed that 'there's not even a thong' but the upcoming film is still equal parts sexy and steamy in an interview published on Monday In the interview, Soderbergh talked about how he made the highly-anticipated film sexy standing on its own without any nudity.'It's not about the sex, per se, and whether the movie is explicit,' he said.'There's no nudity in [my 1998 crime-drama film] Out of Sight,' he continued. 'There's no nudity in Magic Mike's Last Dance.

There's not even a thong. And yet, it was out desire to make a sexy movie.'What's sexy is intimacy and genuine emotion,' he said. 'Something that feels alive, and electric, and has the potential for vulnerability.

That can be sexy.'You're letting somebody inside your heart, and that's scary,' he added. 'You can get hurt.'He then explained that it's simple to be infatuated in early stages of a new relationship, but.