"White Collar" season 6 cast Matt Bomer dished out some spoilers about the series' final season saying that the ending was born out of a collaborative effort. During an interview with TV Line, the actor also said how over the moon he was with the Emmy Nomination of "The Normal Heart."

Speaking to Vlada Gilman of TV Line, "White Collar" season 6 cast Matt Bomer gave away spoilers for the ending but was quite cautious about dishing out too much.

"I can't say too much on that. The ending that they came up with was collaborative - I don't want to take sole credit or anything - but it was nice that they were willing to listen to the input," the actor said.

While the ending has already been outlined for his character Neal Caffrey, White Collar" season 6 cast Matt Bomer teased about an open ending that might lead to something more for the show.

  "I'm not a big fan of series endings that wrap everything up into a nice bow. I love that Hitchcockian element of believing that people's imaginations are more potent than anything you can spell out for them," he said.

"The writers have done a really good job of creating an ending that leaves a lot open to interpretation," Matt Bomer added.

Despite the show ending this coming season, the actor is still quite excited with filming. In fact, he posted a photo showing him and the rest of the "White Collar" season 6 casts on his Twitter account last month.

The same was captioned: "White collar season 6 begins! @SharifAtkins @TimDeKay @WillieGarson @Marsha_Thomason pic.twitter.com/OpLGVk75Wn"

Meanwhile, things are looking good career-wise for Matt Bomer. His recent Emmy nomination for "The Normal Heart" all but proves that the actor is up for better things to come.

Clearly, "White Collar" season 6 cast Matt Bomer is overjoyed.

"It's so beyond exciting. I'm just so grateful and overcome with excitement. It's a surreal moment, but I'm incredibly happy that the film was acknowledged in the way it was and that so many of the people that worked so hard on it were acknowledged as well," he said.