Filming on 12/5/09 (5 photos). Thanks Laine!

Filming on 11/22/09 (10 photos). Thanks Michal!

I also cannot leave out this fan photo. Thanks Yoni/Jon!

Here is a three part video from “Guiding Light” in which Matt’s character, Ben Reade, kidnaps a girl. I think he did a really great job acting in it. This was his last episode and he appears at 1:30 in the first video clip.

Part 2 | Part 3

Thanks FindingImWrong for uploading this! If you know where I can find any other video clips of Matt on “Guiding Light”, can you please post the links in the comments?

As promised, I added 11 more “Traveler” video clips for Episode 1×5 – Episode 1×8.

I will start adding more “Tru Calling” video clips next week!

Matt will be on Live with Regis and Kelly on Friday, January 15th!

Source: TVRage.com

Laine got to watch “White Collar” being filmed while she was in New York in December.

Lucky woman! You can read her story as well as view more photos here.

Happy New Year everyone! This is my very first update for the year of 2010.

My online pal Ozbella scanned an article of Matt in the latest issue of Aussie TV Week.

On Fame
It’s hard to talk about it without sounding obnoxious, but I do notice it when I walk down the street and people say things to me. Thankfully, it’s all been positive, although one person did start crying, which was uncomfortable and strange!

Thanks again Ozbella! I also transcribed the article and you can read it here.

PS: We finally get to watch new “White Collar” episodes in 18 more days. Yay!

I also added another photoshoot. Thanks for finding it Silke!

Matt Bomer as Kyle Rayner. I originally wanted Milo Ventimiglia for this role, but I decided Bomer would be better. He’s the same age as Reynolds (32) and is almost exactly like Kyle physically (he’s half an inch taller than Kyle, but facially looks remarkably similar to KR). Bomer has great charisma, and would make a great hero. His best work is a brief stint on Chuck, and the 2009 show White Collar. Since he looks just like Kyle, and makes a good hero, it makes sense to cast him as Mr. Rayner.

Source: ComicBookMovie.com

Wouldn’t that be amazing? In case you have forgotten what Matt thinks of comic book roles:

“If that opportunity ever presented itself again, it would definitely be something I would be interested in. I would love to do a comic book role.”

Source: Access Hollywood Interview

“Any character that you create is ultimately the product of your imagination and the writers’ imagination. So, they’re aspects of myself, but I wouldn’t say they’re all aspects of myself that I exercise in my daily life, they are just certain aspects of my imagination.”

You can read the article here.

With tousled brown hair and sparkling sea-green eyes, Bomer, 29, laughed about the early beginnings of his career. Unlike most actors, he said, he didn’t know from an early age that he wanted to go into acting.

“I just kind of found it on my own in middle school,” he said. “I started doing these tournaments where you presented monologues.”

During his senior year of high school in Spring, Texas, Bomer, the son of former Dallas Cowboy football player John Bomer, landed a part in Houston’s prestigious Alley Theater.

“I played sports in high school, so I quit the football team to take the part,” he said. “From there, I auditioned for colleges. I graduated with a bachelor in fine arts from Carnegie Mellon University with a major in acting and a minor in music. Then, I went to New York City, where I worked in theater.”

You can read the rest of the article here.