Aussie choreographer who 'got to tell Channing Tatum how to be sexy' lays it all bare
abc.net.au/news/dubbos-charles-and-anthony-bartley-choreograph-magic-mike-3/102129534Growing up in central-western New South Wales, Charles Bartley never dreamed he would one day be teaching Channing Tatum how to move his hips on the big screen.As a kid in Dubbo, Charles dreamed of turning his passion for dance into a career — and now, that dream is his reality.
The brothers helped choreograph scenes from Magic Mike's Last Dance, starring Salma Hayek Pinault and Channing Tatum. Charles and Anthony Bartley performed on the Kelly Clarkson Show, alongside alumni of the Magic Mike Live Show in March.Charles and Anthony started out in local dance studios before moving to Sydney to pursue their dance careers.In 2009, Charles won runner up in the final of the Australian So You Think You Can Dance TV show.Their Hollywood break came after working on live stage shows for Magic Mike."You've always got someone on your side," he said.
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