Birthday: October 11, 1977 (Libra)
Born In: Webster Groves, Missouri, United States
Birthday: October 11, 1977 (Libra)
Born In: Webster Groves, Missouri, United States
Matt Bomer is a well-known American actor. Making his TV debut in the year 2000, he gained prominence for his recurring role in NBC’s series ‘Chuck.’ He is also popular for portraying the role of ‘Neal Caffrey,’ a thief, in the USA Network series ‘White Collar.’ Other television projects of Bomer include ‘Tru Calling,’ ‘Traveler,’ and ‘American Horror Story: Hotel.’ Besides this, the talented actor has made guest appearances in a number of television shows, such as ‘All My Children,’ ‘Relic Hunter,’ ‘North Shore,’ and ‘Glee’ to name a few. Bomer has also acted in several films, the popular ones being ‘The Normal Heart,’ ‘In Time,’ ‘Magic Mike,’ ‘Magic Mike XXL,’ ‘The Magnificent Seven,’ and ‘Walking Out.’ Talking about the American actor’s achievements, he has been presented with a ‘Golden Globe Award.’ He also earned a ‘Critics' Choice Television Award’ for his TV movie ‘The Normal Heart.’
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Also Known As: Matthew Staton Bomer
Age: 47 Years, 47 Year Old Males
Spouse/Ex-: Simon Halls (m. 2011)
father: John O'Neill Bomer IV
mother: Elizabeth Macy
siblings: Megan Bomer, Neill Bomer
children: Henry Halls, Kit Halls, Walker Halls
Born Country: United States
Height: 5'11" (180 cm), 5'11" Males
Grouping of People: Gay
U.S. State: Missouri
education: Carnegie Mellon University
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�Matt Bomer first appeared on television in the year 2000 when he was cast in an episode of ‘All My Children.’ Then, he was cast for the role of ‘Ben Reade’ in the daytime TV soap opera ‘Guiding Light.’ He appeared in the series from 2001 to 2003. After this, he was given an opportunity to play the character of ‘Luc Johnston’ in the show ‘Tru Calling.’ In 2004, Bomer appeared in ‘North Shore.’ The following year, he made his debut on the big screen, playing a role in the movie ‘Flightplan.’
Then in 2006, he appeared in another movie named ‘The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning.’ A year later, Bomer was cast in the television series ‘Traveler.’ He was offered a role in the series ‘Chuck’ in 2007. This series brought considerable name and fame to the actor. In 2009, he landed the lead role of ‘Neal Caffrey’ in the show ‘White Collar.’ From 2012 to 2014, Bomer was part of a number of TV and big screen projects, including ‘Magic Mike,’ ‘Superman: Unbound,’ ‘Winter's Tale,’ ‘Space Station 76,’ ‘Hunted: The War Against Gays in Russia,’ ‘Glee,’ ‘The New Normal,’ ‘The Normal Heart,’ and ‘American Horror Story: Freak Show.’
He appeared in the TV series ‘American Horror Story: Hotel’ in 2015. The same year, he appeared in the movie ‘Magic Mike XXL.’ The following year, Bomer was featured in two episodes of ‘The Last Tycoon.’ He also did two movies during this time, namely ‘The Nice Guys’ and ‘The Magnificent Seven.’ In 2017, the actor worked in the movie ‘Walking Out.’ The same year, he was seen in the romantic drama film ‘Anything.’ The following year, he was cast in movies like ‘Jonathan,’ ‘Papi Chulo,’ and ‘Viper Club.’ In 2019, he was seen in the web series ‘Doom Patrol.’
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Matt Bomer was born Matthew Staton Bomer on October 11, 1977, in Webster Groves, Missouri, USA, to John O'Neill Bomer IV and Elizabeth Macy. Raised in Spring, Texas, he has two siblings. Bomer studied at ‘Klein High School’ and later attended ‘Carnegie Mellon University’ to earn a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree. The actor got married to Simon Halls in 2011. The couple has three sons, including twins born through surrogacy. In the year 2012, Bomer publically acknowledged that he is gay during an award function. The actor is also associated with the ‘David Lynch Foundation.’ He is an LGBT rights activist.
Matt Bomer Movies
(Thriller, Comedy, Crime, Action, Mystery)
(Western, Adventure, Action)
(Action, Thriller, Sci-Fi)
(Drama)
(Drama, Mystery, Thriller)
(Mystery, Romance, Fantasy, Drama)
(Drama, Comedy)
(Horror)
(Drama, Music, Comedy)
(Drama, Sci-Fi, Comedy)
Awards
2015 | Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role in a Series, Miniseries or Motion Picture Made for Television | The Normal Heart (2014) |
2015 | Favorite Cable TV Actor | Winner |
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