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Amanda Seyfried ‘pretty sure’ Channing Tatum is a good kisser


Amanda Seyfried is "pretty sure" Channing Tatum is a good kisser.
The ‘Lovelace’ actress locked lips with the hunk in 2010 movie ‘Dear John’, and although she can’t recall the experience too clearly, she’s confident it was a fun moment.
She told BBC Radio 1: "I don’t remember… I’m pretty sure it was great. It was easy! He’s a funny guy."
Amanda appeared alongside funnyman Seth MacFarlane – who she co-stars with in ‘A Million Ways to Die in the West’ – and he was only too eager to jump in with a more full answer to the question of whether Channing is a good kisser.
He joked: "I felt like a million bucks afterwards. You want to talk about confidence? That guy gives you confidence. So generous."
Seth is best known as the mastermind behind cartoon ‘Family Guy’ and the movie ‘Ted’, and acts on-screen for the first time in ‘A Million Ways to Die in the West’, although he wasn’t daunted because he had his Hollywood co-stars to consult about his scenes.
He said: "The only part that was new, was the acting. But again I had Amanda, I had Charlize [Theron], I had Neil [Patrick Harris].
"I have this great cast of people. Every time you’re playing opposite somebody it’s one of these people who is so good and so experienced there just throwing stimulus at you and it just makes it easier."

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