Magic Mike: The Final Dance was virtually Salma Hayek Pinault‘s final dance, apparently. Whereas making an look on Jimmy Kimmel Dwell!, Hayek Pinault shared that Vainness Truthful‘s February cowl star Channing Tatum “practically killed” her whereas filming an bold lap dance for the third and ultimate movie within the collection.
Jimmy Kimmel shared a clip from Magic Mike: The Final Dance, which hits theaters on February tenth, wherein Hayek Pinault’s Maxandra Mendoza receives a 5-minute lap dance from Tatum’s titular Mike, or, as Kimmel cheekily put it, Mike “Channings throughout your Tatum.” Hayek Pinault described the choreography for the movie as “technical and difficult” and claimed that the harmful lap dance didn’t make it into the ultimate lower of the film. “This one half that’s not in it the place I’m the wrong way up, and my legs needed to be someplace. However the wrong way up, one loses sense of path, and I didn’t do what I used to be presupposed to do, so within the rehearsal, I went like, head down—virtually hit my head,” she mentioned.
Issues had been made extra worse as a result of Hayek Pinault could not bear in mind whether or not or not she was sporting underwear throughout the scene. “[Tatum] held on to my pants, however I used to be actually involved as a result of my pants had been going away, and I couldn’t bear in mind if I had underwear or not on this second,” she mentioned. “So, as a substitute of placing my fingers to guard my head, I simply held onto the pants. He’s like, ‘Put your fingers up,’ and I’m like, ‘No, no, no, no.’”
In the end, Hayek Pinaut survived the incident, which Tatum did not even understand was as harmful because it was. “Everyone got here in, and sort of took me away from [Tatum], and he mentioned, ‘What’s incorrect with you?’ I mentioned, ‘What’s incorrect with me? You just about killed me!’”
Hayek Pinault mentioned that earlier than starring in Magic Mike: The Final Dance she had by no means actually obtained a male lap dance earlier than. “If you are going to begin someplace, why not Channing?” Hayek Pinault notes that after spending a profession taking part in unique dancers in movies like From Nightfall Until Daybreak and Dogma, it is good to have the tables turned. “ what, I deserve it,” she mentioned. “I needed to play the stripper in so many films earlier than, and now I get to take a seat down and revel in.”
