I added 6 HQ stills for “White Collar” Episode 1×12 – “Bottlenecked”.

Edited to add: Here’s another “White Collar” Episode 1×10 Sneak Peek!

Also, there’s a Tim DeKay interview by IESB.net I would recommend reading here.

IESB: What’s it been like to work with Matt Bomer? How did you go about developing your relationship together? Did it just come really naturally?

Tim: It did come naturally. I went in to read with Matt. Matt had already been cast, and they had chemistry reads for a number of other actors with Matt. The second I when in there and we started reading, I knew that we had a special working relationship where we both trusted each other and realized that both of us were on the same playing field. We both welcome change. I always draw the analogy that he and I are throwing a ball back and forth to each other, and it’s best when that ball is in between us and we’re not quite sure who’s going to catch it and who’s throwing it, but we both trust that the other person is going to be on the other side of that toss.

I uploaded 8 more “Guiding Light” video clips of Matt to my YouTube playlist.

They contain all his scenes for his 15th through 22nd episode on the show.

Captures coming soon! You can view my YouTube playlist here.

I uploaded 4 more “Guiding Light” video clips of Matt to my YouTube playlist.

They contain all his scenes for his 11th through 14th episode on the show.

Captures coming soon! You can view my YouTube playlist here.

Jeff Eastin uploaded an awesome video of Matt doing his stunt for “Free Fall” Episode 1×7.

Crayen and I added 16 more publicity images of Matt (with actress Sarah Wynter) at the Calvin Klein Collection & Los Angeles Nomadic Division Event on 1/28/10. I also added a photo of Matt and Ellen on The Ellen DeGeneres Show too!

I also added 116 captures from the video above.

Wow: We now have 12,000+ images in the gallery!

Reminder: Matt will be on The Ellen DeGeneres Show tomorrow, January 29th!

I added 305 “White Collar” Episode 1×9 captures.

I also added 3 video clips and you can view them here.

I also added 10 “White Collar” TV Credits (Season 1.5) captures.

Here’s another MTV video. Thanks green for downloading it for me!

PS: I think Matt resembles actor Drew Fuller more. Yes, I have a fan site for him too.

Matthew Bomer is currently impressing audiences as conman-turned-FBI agent Neal Caffrey in the “White Collar” television series, but there was a time not too long ago when he was primed to bring a far more familiar character to the big screen as the star of what eventually became “Superman Returns.”

Before Bryan Singer took over “Superman Returns,” Brett Ratner had been tagged as the project’s director and cast Bomer as Kal-El. Ratner left the project in 2003, and the role of Superman was re-cast and given to Brandon Routh when Singer was named the new director. So, when Bomer dropped by MTV HQ to discuss “White Collar,” we had to ask him what it was like to be Superman — even for just a little while.

“I actually screen-tested for Superman, and there was a time when Brett Ratner and I were going to work together on it,” Bomer told MTV News. “That particular incarnation of that franchise sort of fell apart, and then it became a whole different beast.”

“I was in full tights,” he laughed when asked how much of the costume he had donned for his screen test. “I was rocking the tights, the speedo, all of it.”

“It was really surreal,” he added. “As a kid, you grow up idolizing superheroes, and to be in that garb was really fun and surreal and humbling. … It was a really great experience, and one that I’m really thankful for. I got to live out a childhood fantasy, if only for the period of the screen test.”

Bomer, who earned extra comics cred for dropping by Splash Page HQ post-interview to talk comics, also shared some of his thoughts about the superhero genre as a whole.

“I think superheroes are really fun roles,” he said. “I think they’re something we’ll always need as a society, because they show us what we could be and that hopefully, no matter how scary and bad things get, there’s always somebody who can help us — or that humanity really wins out in the end.”

Source: MTV (Thanks green for downloading the video for me!)