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    'Magic Mike' - Channing Tatum, Matthew McConaughey & Joe Manganiello Get Shirtless In New Trailer

    Access Hollywood – Wed, Apr 18, 2012

    The wait is over.

    Fans of Channing Tatum, Matthew McConaughey, Alex Pettyfer and "True Blood's" Joe Manganiello can finally get their first peek at the stars without their shirts, and on the stripper stage in "Magic Mike."

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    Click HERE to watch the trailer.

    Last fall, Joe told Access Hollywood a pop star's team actually helped the boys of "Magic Mike," including "White Collar's" Matt Bomer and "CSI: Miami's" Adam Rodriguez, with their moves.

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    "Channing's on another level, dance-wise, but he didn't necessarily teach us. We had some people for Britney Spears' choreography team teach us our moves. Body rolls, some hip stuff," Joe previously told Access.

    "Everybody in the cast can really move. They can all carry off the moves, but nobody takes themselves seriously [off set]," the actor added. "We had a ton of fun. It felt like an 'Animal House' vibe -- just a bunch of degenerate guys running around, causing trouble."

    "Magic Mike" hits theaters on June 29.

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