Gloria Votsis (Alex) was recently interviewed by TVDoneWright.com and mentioned Matt.

You jumped into White Collar and immediately shared a lot of screen time with Matt Bomer — can you talk about what it’s like to work with him? Did you two have a natural chemistry?

GV: Matt and I had a very natural chemistry from the on-set, that made working with him that much more rewarding. Off-camera, we are both total goof balls. He has me cracking up constantly. So when it’s time to work on-camera, it’s easy to connect with him.

Q: You came onto the show while Neal’s love interest, Kate, was still alive, yet it’s pretty clear that Alex has feelings for Neal. Would you like to see them together eventually?

GV: Alex and Neal have a special relationship. In the past they were romantically involved and they still remain friends. Their bond runs deep, because there is a mutual respect and caring for one another. As the season progresses, we will gain more insight into their relationship.

You can read the rest of the article here.

ANOTHER UPDATE

Matt will be honored with the “Breakthrough Actor in TV” award on Sunday (August 15) in Los Angeles at the 2010 Breakthrough of the Year Awards presented by Crest 3D White.

The Breakthrough of the Year Awards is a red carpet event celebrating a diverse range of extraordinary talent in multiple fields of excellence including film, TV, sport, music, the arts, technology, philanthropy and social media.

You can view the full list of winners here.

Crest and Oral-B 3D White is presenting the Breakthrough of the Year Awards and is offering one lucky grand prize winner 2 round trip tickets to Los Angeles, CA to attend the awards on August 15, 2010! For more information, please click on the button below.

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You can also view a scene from “White Collar” Episode 2×4 here.

If you want to read more about another upcoming “White Collar” guest star, click here.

I have finally added scans of Matt featured in Flaunt Magazine #110. I delayed posting the scans because I wanted to generate more interest in buying the magazine to support Matt. If you are interested in buying the magazine, please click here for details.

Since I paid over $17 for this magazine (with shipping), I’d prefer you link to this post instead of uploading them elsewhere, and please do not remove the tag. If you use them for icons or wallpaper, please link back, and also be sure to share them with us too. I hope you enjoy them!

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I added 33 more photos of Matt and the “White Collar” cast at San Diego Comic-Con on July 22nd.

A big thanks to Pintsizeninja Photography for allowing us to upload them!

Here are some more gallery updates:

February 25, 2010: USA Network Character Approved Awards (6)
May 16, 2006: ABC Upfront 2006-2007 – Arrivals (2)

I also added 5 more HQ photos of Matt and Tim filming “White Collar” in New York on July 30th. Thanks again Crayen!

ANOTHER UPDATE

18 Sharp-Dressed Men: Matt Bomer

MATT BOMER as Neal Caffrey on White Collar
This con man/art thief may have plenty of substance to go along with his style, but it doesn’t make his Dapper Dan act any harder on the eyes.—AW

KF: People magazine has named you “the sexiest rising star.” What qualities do you think make a person sexy?

MB: I would say confidence and security and comfortability in one’s own skin. I think that’s so attractive. Truly. I think when someone knows who they are and is comfortable and confident with that, I think a lot of the typical, aesthetic things sort of fall by the wayside.

KF: For people who haven’t got on board yet, why should they watch White Collar?

MB: You should be watching White Collar because it’s a fun, intelligent procedural infused with a lot of great character writing by Jeff Eastin. I think it stands out from any other show like it on TV right now, and that’s pretty much all due to him and the writing and the witty banter and the cases that come up every week. The great thing is, if you’ve never seen it before, you can jump right in, and you’re not going to be lost. And, like I said, the writing has gotten stronger this season, and we’re all really settling into our characters. Everybody is unbelievably excited about it.

You can read the rest of the article here.

I added 17 HQ photos of Matt and Tim filming “White Collar” in New York yesterday. Thank you so much Crayen!

I also added another exquisite photo from one of Matt’s photoshoots.

I added 16 more “White Collar” Episode 2×4 stills. A big thanks to clichejuice for donating them!

Writer @aliceandjeff also posted a new photo of Matt on set. The glasses are back!

PS: Matt is no longer scheduled to appear on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon tonight. I will record it just in case and will let everyone know if and when he is scheduled to appear again. Such a bummer! I was really looking forward to watching it.

It’s a blistering summer afternoon in New York City: 98 degrees radiating off every surface, a day that makes even the most committed New Yorker wish he were anywhere, anyone, else. But Matt Bomer isn’t sweating. The 32-year-old actor has been shooting White Collar outside since 8AM, but breezing into an Italian bistro two blocks from the set, he’s the picture of cool. In a white V-neck T-shirt, gray shorts, boat shoes and a straw pork-pie hat, he’s in the seasonal uniform of the fashionable young urban dude, accessorized with thick-rimmed black glasses that evoke Clark Kent (ironic, considering that he was originally cast, then cast aside, as Superman in the most recent movie version of the franchise).

“Growing up in Houston gave me the wherewithal to withstand humidity,” he says with a grin, settling in for his first in-person magazine interview. In fact, Bomer seems well prepared to take the heat literally and figuratively, navigating with aplomb a path to stardom fraught with potentially devastating career setbacks—and relentless questions about his private life.

On USA’s White Collar, which airs through October, Bomer plays Neal Caffrey, an upscale criminal turned FBI agent. The show is a breakout, as is Bomer, who’s one of the most buzzed-about stars of the last few TV seasons. Named People magazine’s “Sexiest Newcomer,” he was also featured as the “Must List Summer Crush” in Entertainment Weekly—tipping a water bottle over his torso with pinup panache, his abs rippling through a soaked T-shirt. And he landed the cover of TV Guide in June. He modestly attributes all the attention he’s getting to the winning character Collar’s producers created for him. “We can all be con artists at one time or another,” he says casually, taking a hearty swallow of iced coffee.

In person, Bomer looks a bit ruddier and slighter than on screen, more regular-guy; he’s one of those performers who seem to conduct electricity in front of a camera. In conversation, he’s engaged and engaging, with an actor’s expansiveness—much animation, many hand gestures—and a screenwriter’s vocabulary (he calls living in New York City after 9/11 “a diaspora” and the People accolade “flattering, but not a meritocratic achievement”). Overall, his vibe is that of the high-school jock everybody liked, who sat in the back of the cafeteria drawing in his notebook. Which is essentially what he was.

You can read the rest of the article here.

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I added 6 HQ photos of Matt and Tim filming “White Collar” in New York yesterday. Thanks Crayen!

I added 470 “White Collar” Episode 2×3 captures.

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