Classify the cast of cult film "Magic Mike"

[Latinus]

Channing Tatum himself has very robust features that would look odd here. Sean William Scott and Woody Harrelson also look distinctly White American somehow.

I might be wrong, but I have the impression that, proportionally speaking, British people have more noble/progressive looking types compared to average White Muricans.

[Tooting Carmen]

I might be wrong, but I have the impression that, proportionally speaking, British people have more noble/progressive looking types compared to average White Muricans.

Do you mean the long-faced Keltic Nordic types? Yes I agree. However, White Americans seem to have more muscly and robust types compared to us.

[Latinus]

Do you mean the long-faced Keltic Nordic types? Yes I agree. However, White Americans seem to have more muscly and robust types compared to us.

Yeah, to me, Keltic Nordid types tend to look noble, while the more robust/stocky build types give me more of a working class vibe.

[The Blade]

Nordic, UP, Med, Dinaric, Alpine and Amerindian traits.

[Tooting Carmen]

Yeah, to me, Keltic Nordid types tend to look noble, while the more robust/stocky build types give me more of a working class vibe.

Although many upper-class/upper-middle class have a 'jock' look here too.

[Tooting Carmen]

Nordic, UP, Med, Dinaric, Alpine and Amerindian traits.

Remind me what 'UP' means please?

As an aside, I do find it droll how both feminists and social/religious conservatives find films like this to be tolerable or even commendable, but films like Showgirls to be inherently sleazy.

[The Blade]

Remind me what 'UP' means please?

As an aside, I do find it droll how both feminists and social/religious conservatives find films like this to be tolerable or even commendable, but films like Showgirls to be inherently sleazy.

UP=Upper Paleolithic=Cro-Magnon
Haven't seen these films but I do think feminism nowadays is pretty useless. They had a point when the thing started but nowadays it's quite twisted and more of a dog barking most of the time.

[Tooting Carmen]

Matt Bomer again

[Tooting Carmen]

Matthew McConaughey again

[MobyD]

A "cult classic" that made over $167 million on a $7 million budget? The critics liked it too.