Glee Guest Matt Bomer on Living Out His Duran Duran Fantasy, Kissing Jane Lynch and More!
Glee news flash: Blaine’s older brother is the ultimate tool.
On April 10, White Collar hunkmuffin Matt Bomer guest stars on the Fox hit as Darren Criss’ onscreen sibling Cooper Anderson, a local commercial actor who takes his craft ― and himself ― way too seriously. The gig gave Bomer a chance to flex his comedic muscles (his uproarious “Master Class in Acting” is so wrong it’s right) and return to his musical roots (Spring Awakening and Grey Gardens are among his early theatrical credits.)
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'Glee's' Matt Bomer Teases Cooper Anderson's Arrival: It's an Emotional Tornado
The "White Collar" star tells THR how his character -- a local celebrity -- wants to help New Directions and whether or not Cooper Anderson could return for graduation.
When Matt Bomer's Cooper Anderson arrives at Glee's McKinley High, Blaine's (Darren Criss) older brother will cause quite a stir when everyone -- including Jane Lynch's Sue Sylvester -- is impressed with the local celebrity.
While his heart is in the right place, the White Collar star tells The Hollywood Reporter that his hilariously named character is a total hot mess when it comes to offering career advice for the kids of New Directions: Point to be dramatic! Wink to be funny! "Unfortunately the wisdom he's dispensing is really illegitimate and awful," Bomer says.
THR caught up with Bomer to discuss ()
'Glee' scoop: Matt Bomer talks playing Blaine's brother and how it differed from 'Magic Mike' -- 'A lot less body rolling'
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, on the April 10 episode of Glee, viewers will get to meet Blaine’s even dreamier older brother, Cooper ― yes Cooper Anderson ― played by White Collar‘s Matt Bomer.Cooper is the star of a credit rating commercial which makes him an A-list celebrity in Lima, Ohio and major crush material for Sue Sylvester (Jane Lynch). He also gives the New Directions kids a “master class” in acting with such gems as “The key to a dramatic scene is pointing,” and “The secret to great acting is ignoring whatever the other actor is doing.”
Says Bomer, “It was one of the most fun experiences I’ve ever had. It’s so fun to play a character who has such strong convictions and opinions that are completely misguided and come from all the wrong places.”
The actor also gets to duet with Criss on a medley of Duran Duran tunes and a cover of the current hit “Somebody That I Used to Know” by Gotye. EW talked to Bomer about ()
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