They have a really grown-up, mature relationship, in a lot of ways. What can viewers expect from Neal and Sara (Hilarie Burton), coming up? BOMER: They found a really great way to work Sara into the storyline, in the next six episodes. DeKAY: And, we shoot them all in a row, so it doesnât split up our shooting schedule. And then, we know we get to start from there and work towards the next moment. BOMER: We know itâs one big arc, but we know thereâs a moment at the end of 10 episodes that weâre working towards.
Itâs huge!Do you guys mind having the seasons broken up, or is it more fun that way? BOMER: I think itâs a fun 2-for-1 special. The end of Season 3 is the biggest cliffhanger to-date. DeKAY: (Show creator) Jeff Eastin has given us a rough scope of what Season 4 is going to look like and itâs exciting. MATT BOMER: We have a general idea of what the mythology is going to be, but we donât really. Question: Have you gotten any of the Season 4 scripts yet? TIM DeKAY: No, we havenât gotten any scripts yet. Check out what they had to say after the jump. The two hinted at whatâs to come in these six episodes, that they will end with their biggest cliffhanger to-date, that they have a rough idea of where Season 4 will be headed, and how things could change now, with the possibility of Neal Caffreyâs freedom.Matt Bomer also talked about his role in Magic Mike, about an upstart male stripper who is taken under the wing of a more experienced colleague and based on the life of actor Channing Tatum (who also stars in the film), working with director Steven Soderbergh, doing research with a group called The Hollywood Men, and acting alongside some of the best abs in Hollywood. At the USA Network luncheon held during the TCA Winter Press Tour, co-stars Matt Bomer and Tim DeKay were there to promote the Season 3.5 premiere of White Collaron January 17 th.
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