Almost everyone had an embarrassing day at work, but for Magic Mike and Starvala "Avengers: Doomsday" Channing TatumHis first met with new fellow Dani McBride was really unfortunate stupidity for the centuries. While performing a guest performance at Conan in 2014, Tatum revealed that he had a little too much character when he first met McBride on the "This is the end" set, potentially causing constant growth between the couple. If there were ever a movie where people poured over the heads with cloosThat's this, so at least Tatum wasn't alone in that?

In "This is the End", an apocalyptic event is happening while actors Seth Rogen, Dani McBride, Jayei Barusel, Ahon Hill and Craig Robinson are all having fun in the Jameseim Franco's house, and the actors all play satirized versions of themselves. In the end, the fictional Dani McBride goes out of the deep end and ends up becoming a "crazy Max" aligner-a stylish soldier, full of pet-class Tatum.

Tatum told Conan that he first met McBride, he entered his trailer and began to "hum", just as he did in the film. McBride didn't have fun, though it's hard to blame. Tatum wore his GIMP mask, and McBride had no idea who was actually the trailer for the trailer. While "this is the end", it definitely looks like a kind of film that would encourage the hitches, sounds like Tatum didn't think one properly.

In an interview with Conan, Tatum said he had agreed to make Kimo while inserted, and part of that careless energy was possible on the day he met McBride for the first time, as the actor explained:

"I've never met Danny McBride and I felt like the right thing to do is get into his trailer in that outfit and present myself by handling him and humming him on bed (...) (not going well) I think, really, I really don't think.

The clothes in question are a leather suit and football pads on his shoulder, giving him a "crazy Max: out of Thandendom", but surprisingly, McBride does not appreciate a strange man who shoots in his trailer and handled him while wearing a leather mask. It is about home nightmares for home, even if it turns out that it is only Tatum to have stupidity in the end. No quantity of surprise from the beautiful face is worth it as if it is a magical Mike that makes him terrorizing or otherwise. At least we know that the sunshine is probably pretty rhythmic, Even if it was not set to "Pony" by Ininuvin.

"This is the end" is funny and sometimes shocking comedy that both reduce the Hollywood curtain and have fun in the industry and There really is nothing else like that. Just don't expect the unification of McBride and Tatum anywhere, anytime soon.