Nah, Matt Bomer is almost 40. Despite his good looks and great bod, heâs way too old to play the shaggable romantic supporting character to 70-year-old Helen Mirren.
Matt Bomer plays Helen Mirrenâs sadder-but-wiser ex, computer-savvy, gorgeous but still single, fiercely independent (but itâs all an act).
Helen Mirren shows up on his doorstep to ask him for one last hacker job, for old timeâs sake. Matt hauls off to slap Helen in the face, but Helen catches his wrist, pulls him close, and kisses him long and hard. Matt struggles at first but finally melts into her embrace.
Lucy Liu strolls past them into Mattâs chic apartment, slapping Matt on the ass as she mutters âSome things never change, do they?â
Late the next night, as Matt and Helen hack into the CIA database, Helen tucks a stray lock of Mattâs hair behind his ear and asks him why thereâs no husband or kids in the picture after all this time.
Matt turns his sad, beautiful eyes toward her and confesses that there has only ever been Helen for him, but he couldnât stand never knowing if she would come back alive when she left on a mission. Helen and Matt nearly have a moment, but the computer beeps with the results of their search.
The next morning, Helen goes into the kitchen to find Mattâs 20-year-old nephew has come to stay for the weekend. Helen and the camera slowly pan up and down his gorgeous, toned, oiled-up and glistening body as he stands, nearly-naked but for his tight, black satin booty-short underwear, and starts making a gourmet vegetarian omelet.
He turns around and smiles at Helen. âYou must be a friend of Uncle Matt. Iâm Caden. You hungry?â
Helenâs eyes drift down to Cadenâs bulging crotch. âOh, I could eat,â she quips.
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