TIm DeKay and Thoughts on Season Three - No Spoilers Here

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Tim DeKay talking about Season 3

Last week, there were links all over the place to Matt's Season 3 Interview for USA Networks. It was a terrific interview - and it's always a treat to see and hear Matt talk about his character, but by and large, there was no new information in it. By the time that interview had been released, we pretty much knew where the character was going - given all the promotional efforts featuring the gorgeous "Choose a Side" graphic.

Personally, as a major Tim DeKay fan (I am more of a Peter than Neal person - but I'm a Mozzie person most of all), I've been a little annoyed at the lack of appearances and interest in Tim and his point of view. But yesterday, I had gone to the USA White Collar Site looking for anything new to push to White Collar Fixation and I found a page full interviews with Tim DeKay. Most of them were from the start of Season 2, but there was one for Season 3. And boy - what an interview it was!

He really doesn't go into the storylines at all - rather, Tim gives us a more psychological view of the relationship. He uses the "L" word, which makes my heart just sing (love - not lesbian). He also employs a father/son analogy too when describing Peter and Neal's relationship.

Head on over to the USA Network's White Collar site and watch it now.

If you (like me) have had serious concerns about the bromance after the end of S2, this will make you feel a whole lot better.

Comments

[leonie-alastair.livejournal.com]

Thanks for the link! I liked the poker analogy.

[rabidchild67.livejournal.com]

And if you watch Matt's S3 interview, he makes the same one - do these guys connect or what?

[phantomminuet.livejournal.com]

Cool. I'm a Peter girl, my own self. I'm glad he's getting some interview time.

[dawnie1970.livejournal.com]

Awesomesauce!

[aisle-one.livejournal.com]

Yes, my thoughts exactly Tim Dekay. Thanks for the 411!

[sheafleur.livejournal.com]

I haven't been over to the USA site in forever so thanks for the link. Tim offered some very cool insights into Peter that I hadn't really noticed before.

I especially liked where he said there was a lot of singing and dancing on the set, and things that will never been seen, should never be seen. Reminds me of my something [Bad username or site: @ livejournal.com] said. She's an actor and she said there's always a lot of inappropriate touching between actors on the set.

Would mind seeing some of that!