Magic Mike is back with Channing Tatum. He'll appear in "Magic Mike's Last Dance," the third movie in the franchise. Tatum announced on Twitter that he'd be reprising his titular role in the film, saying, "Well world, looks like Mike Lane's tapping back in." According to an image of the script, Tatum tweeted with his announcement, Steven Soderbergh will direct.

Reid Carolin, who penned the first two "Magic Mike" movies, will also write the third chapter. The first two "Magic Mike" films grossed approximately $300 million worldwide, according to Warner Bros. Pictures. "Magic Mike Live," a spinoff live event, debuted in Las Vegas and is now available globally. The first two Magic Mike films, both theatrical releases, were produced by Warner Bros. This new film, on the other hand, will be available exclusively on Warner Bros.' HBO Max streaming service.