Channing Tatum's new homoerotic film may be a dud at the box office (instead of calling it "The Eagle," they should have set it there). But his cover shoot for GQ is going to be a bonafide hit. However hot the photos are, though, nothing can compare to his last cover, which I believe is the sexiest GQ cover of all time.
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I don't see why critics are constantly comparing Roman-esque films to the Gladiator (Russell Crowe), including this one. The eras are different, the locales different, the themes different. Any man with an inkling of wishful thinking of bringing either actor Jamie or heartthrob Channing into their lives even briefly should see this film. So it isn't a blockbuster - who cares. Mindless 2 hr entertainment with a couple of up and coming studs, sure.
Gorgeous!!! I want one!
Gorgeous!!! I want one!
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