Movie press tours can be tiresome for the actors involved. They are usually asked the same questions over and over again, so it must have been refreshing when Charlie Hunnam was asked to play a fun game that revealed some intriguing new info about the hunky actor.

While promoting his film, King Arthur: Legend of the Sword, he sat down with James Sloan from On Demand Entertainment to talk about his latest role, and why he is contemplating retiring his ab-centric shirtless scenes.

Later in the conversation Sloan brought up how King Arthur director Guy Ritchie is known for giving the characters in his films unique nicknames dating all the way back to Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels. Sloan then tells Hunnam how he has come up with a random generator to give yourself a Guy Ritchie nickname.

"You take a unique physical characteristic to you, plus the first name of your dad," Sloan instructs the actor.

"I'd be 12-inch c*ck Billy," Hunnam answers without barely pausing to think.

"Yeah, I heard that," Sloan replies, as the two start laughing from his NSFW answer.

That wasn't the only tidbit that piqued our interest during Hunnam's press tour. He also mentioned how he would be up for a Queer As Folk reunion, just in time for the series' 20th anniversary.

"I’d be game for a reunion,” Hunnam told The Sun. “It’s a long time ago, I’m an old bastard now – that was 20 years ago.”

The series aired in 1999 but the King Arthur star still gets recognized for playing Nathan when he returns home to the U.K.

“When I’m back in England, people still recognize me as Nathan… It was the beginning of my career, so I have very fond memories of it,” he said.

“I’m very proud of being a part of that show. I’m very happy when people bring it up,” he added. “I’m just surprised because it was so long ago.”

We think 12-Inch Cock Billy would be perfect for a 20th anniversary Queer As Folk reunion.

h/t: Attitude