with a whole bunch of naked men?

- No, you know, it was really interesting,

'cause, you know, there were a lot of guys.

There were a lot of famous people.

- Those guys right there. - Yeah, yeah, a lot of them.

You know. [audience whooping]

Yeah.

Yeah, so every-- like, everywhere I go,

you know, there's someone who's been in their underwear

with my wife, you know.

It's just awkward. - Yeah.

- It's just awkward, Ellen, you know.

- A lot of them.

- You know, but, you know--

you know, she spoke very highly of you.

I guess that didn't come out right either.

[laughter]

- Yeah. - Yeah, that's okay.

- Yeah, it's just awkward. It's just awkward.

[laughs]

- You know what, you-- I saw the movie,

and they--they don't have to-- they have to compete with you.

You look amazing. - Oh, thank you.

Thank you. - You look really very good.

- Thank you. Thank you. [cheers and applause]

Yeah. Oh, yeah.

- I mean-- - Wow, yeah.

Wow.

- I mean, I don't know if it's--

that's what propelled you to start working out,

'cause you had to compete with that, or why...

- Well, yeah, you know, 'cause what happened as--

you know, my costar

Margot Robbie, who is fantastic--

she was on "Wolf of Wall Street."

So, you know, we made this film together,

and Jada--when we found out Margot was doing it,

Jada Googled Margot.

And, you know, Margot was 23

when we did the-- when we started the film.

And Jada looked at Margot and said,

"Boy, you need to go to the gym right now."

[laughter]

You know, so I started-- I started training.

I'm 46 now, so it's a little harder--

a little harder to hold on to.

- Yeah, it's hard-- well, when you lose it,

it's hard to get back to.

That's why it's important to hold on to it...

- Hold on, yeah.

- So you don't have to get back to it.

But you really do-- You look better now

than you've ever looked, don't you think?

- Oh, thank you. - Don't you agree?

- I feel better. [cheers and applause]

- Yeah, thank you. Yeah, thank you.

You know, I feel better for sure.

You know, I have two--you know, two sons and a daughter,

so I have, you know, these, you know,

little ThunderCats walking around my house now, you know.

So my sons-- but they're skinny,

so, you know, they come up all the time,

and Jaden just looks like, "Dad, when am I gonna have that?"

And I tell him-- I say, "Boy, this is man meat, okay?

"That's chicken breast.

You're not gonna have this for a while."

So--but-- - Were you a late developer?

- I was--I-- I was a late bloomer.

- Uh-huh.

- Probably right around 26 or 27 years old,

I started to fill out a little bit, and it was--

'cause I've always been skinny, but it's, you know--

I've been the funny guy. - Yeah.

- But I grew into my ears, I guess you could say.

[laughter] Yeah.

- But you were-- you didn't--

and you were also-- you were the funny guy,

and then you started doing films,

and you became all these other leading men characters

that you started really go--

you know, becoming that leading man.

- Yeah, I always-- you know, I've never--

like, with "Focus," this is the first time, like,

that it's, like, people talking about sexy.

It feels weird. - You're sexy, yeah.

- Oh, girl, stop playing with me.

- Yeah, yeah.

[laughter]

[cheers and applause]

- You know, but there was like one minute--

when we did "Bad Boys," right?

So I--when I go to theaters when my movies come out,

and I sit in the back and I try to see

how people are reacting.

And there was a scene in "Bad Boys"

when I was running with my shirt open.

It was the first time in my life ever I heard a woman go,

"Mmm."

[laughter]

- Right there. - Oh, yeah.

And I was like-- I didn't know what to do.

I was like, "What was that, miss?"

[laughter]

But it's-- it really is a--

it's a strange thing to be considered.

Like, when I think sexy--

I looked at Denzel, and I was like,

"Now, that's a sexy man."

- Yeah. - You know.

- But I just--I never thought of myself in that way.

So it's fun. It's fun. - Well, yeah.

And I would choose you over Denzel.

- Oh, okay, yeah. - Yeah, I would.

[cheers and applause]

Hey.

Keep in mind, neither will happen.

- [laughing] - I'm just saying.

I'm just saying.

If it came down to it--yeah.

- Yeah, you know, "You or a poke in the eye."

- Yeah, if I had to. - Yeah.

[laughing]