"I lobbied probably harder than anybody else. We had many, many nights of heated debate. I was, 'I don't (expletive) get it! Why?' And he's like, 'I don't need it,'" Tatum told GQ.
But it turns out that they reached a deal where Soderbergh doesn’t have to helm, but can still be heavily involved. "I want to be there but I don't want to be the director. I want to be a part of it,” Soderbergh added.
“I want to be in the band, but I just don't want to be the frontman this time."
The production has hired Greg Jacobs to helm and it appears that Soderbergh will be a second unit director, cinematographer and editor.
But, what is the plot for the Magic Mike sequel. Tatum shares what he can.
"It's an incubator for insanity," said Tatum of a stripper convention he attended in Raleigh, North Carolina back in the day.
"It doesn't matter almost what you do onstage. I don't want to put anything in black and white on a page, but if you've been to one, you know how crazy it gets -- and now pour kerosene on that,” Tatum said. “You've seen Magic Mike. Now multiply that. Mob mentality. It's just exponentially crazier. I thought it was absolutely insane."
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