Actor Channing Tatum says he is ready to pay his "part of money" to actor George Clooney to see him play a role in the upcoming third instalment of stripper film "Magic Mike".
"If he would do 'Magic Mike 3', I will give him all of my part of the money. It's all yours," Tatum said in a joint interview with Clooney to eonline.com.
Clooney joked: "I can use the money".
Tatum has even come up with a possible name for Clooney's stripper character.
"I think he'd go with his actual name. You can't really beat that," he said.
Clooney suggested: "Big George?"
The duo will next be seen in "Hail Caesar", which is slated to release on February 5.
Directed and written by the Coen brothers, the comedy-drama movie also stars Josh Brolin, Scarlett Johansson, Jonah Hill, Tilda Swinton and Ralph Fiennes.
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