Showtime’s Fellow Travelers: Matt Bomer and Jonathan Bailey with Tommy DiDario

[@whmike621]

Jonathan Bailey pouring Matt Bomer’s water first is everything I ever needed to see 💜

[@MaggieHarris-w3f]

IKR!🫠🫠🫠

[@oliveoyl1802]

Ditto! It was a move sexier than an actual s3x scene for me !

[@luigipapa8495]

Him it’s Cute man gentleman ❤❤❤❤❤

[@JimenaSerreno-sn2yt]

Congratulations with your partner

[@TommyDiDarioEnt]

Loved chatting with them :)

[@SunnyG007]

I want to express my deep gratitude to Jonathan Bailey and Matt Bomer for using their remarkable talent to document such an important chapter of gay history. Their portrayal not only beautifully captures the resilience of love in the face of oppression but also powerfully conveys the heartbreaking consequences faced by both gays and the straight people who love them. Their performances resonated deeply, reminding us of the courage and tragedy inherent in that experience.

[@IrishKevin1959]

I was really moved when Jonathan poured Matt's water into a cup FIRST before he poured his own. The respect and familiarity shown MONTHS after they filmed together was amazing.

[@V1ckyL]

Jonathan Bailey is such a dream!!

[@everythingismandysfault9858]

The way they look at each other while talking is just beautiful 😍

[@rustyb2692]

My all time series Love Always wins!!! I watched over 20 times and still cry every time.🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🎂

[@Movingmts111]

One of my favorite pieces of art! I can’t get enough of these two and the whole cast!!

[@cocoatmidnight7611]

It was beautiful to see the love between these two characters. When you truly love someone & must remain apart, it is heartbreaking no matter who you are.

[@MaggieHarris-w3f]

OMG...Jonny still gets choked up. Tim really is in his core... 23:38 42:52

[@slotwhiz1]

I am so in love with Matt and Johnathan. The love they shared brings me to tears because I want to experience love like that before I die.

[@patcomerford5596]

I am somewhat surprised at the 'hesitancy' of Jonathan Bailey in this interview.😯 Both are brilliant actors.👏👏👏

[@Ulvaeus]

So much prettiness on that stage!

[@ralphsepulveda5335]

@@RonaldElardo-tl1zh So?

[@JanetCoop]

I love the way Matt turns to Jonny and puts his legs up in the chair, like a little boy, when Jonny is answering a question...

[@tanyadoyle-g8b]

Love how Jonathan pouring Matt’s water ❤❤

[@Theiana]

They already are great actors but i wish them all the awards in the world❤❤❤ Truly deserved❤

[@ShelbyBaby27]

This is one of my fave interviews. No copy & paste questions that have been asked by other outlets.

[@TommyDiDarioEnt]

Thank you so much.

[@jerseygirl1748]

love them-Jonathan is so amazing at interviews-charm pure

[@user-kg1zv5xb1m]

So much “good “ came out for so many reasons because of this dynamic series.. A long time coming and a big act to follow ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@oliveoyl1802]

Showtime's Queer As Folk really opened my eyes to this intriguing other world. And now this. ❤

[@annalisaiaccarino6911]

love them

[@JanetCoop]

Matt seems to get more handsome and sparkly and bright as he speaks...

[@JimenaSerreno-sn2yt]

Never play with feelings because we're human 🙏

[@pdill51]

tnk God we have real men like you, so spontaneous and entertaining , in a real clean manner (not without a naughty innuendo) which is totally acceptable, without being vulgar !!!

[@trinia3046]

Matt Bomer !!! 💖🔥

[@garrymcgrath3556]

This podcast was very emotional for me listening to Tommy ask questions and listening to these two beautiful men explain how they played these characters. They really put their everything and emotions into it to bring these characters to life. It brought back memories of a very sad time in my life in the mid 80's as I worked in the virology department of a northern New Jersey hospital. There were so many AIDS patients from New Jersey and New York. Most all very prominent men and a few women. It was overwhelming at times and I would be lying if I didn't say when I left at night that I sat in my car many times and just cried because I could easily have been one of them. We have come so far with drugs for the HIV and keeping it undetectable most times but back then 6 months was a long time to watch someone fade away before your eyes. This was before computers and each patient's lab work had to be added to their chart on the back of the doors of their rooms. I got to talk and know so many of them from the Arts in New York . I admit I had never heard of some of them before till they came in for treatment. They were wonderful, brilliant, talented, and so scared and terrified. I listened to their fears and to the stories of their lives which were quite interesting. Kudos to Matt and Jonathan on a job well done. It reminds me of how so very far we have come and the ones we lost along the way fighting for our equality and acceptance.

[@pamstuckey8349]

I was a nurse mostly on the outskirts of the AIDS crisis because of the areas I worked in but this brings me right back to that time. I don't know if I'll have the courage to watch. I'm trying

[@garrymcgrath3556]

@@pamstuckey8349 please watch it, it took courage back then to deal with the every day issues of having HIV/Aids when it was not talked about and people were shunned. A sad time in history for sure. You have the courage in you to watch it. 💜

[@TommyDiDarioEnt]

I am so happy you enjoyed this conversation.🙂

[@rustyb2692]

Give them the Emmy👏👏👏👏🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈

[@tarrenmurphy4183]

The milk scene lol

[@AP-qk5gk]

That 70’s scene also showed Hawk couldn’t heal with Lucy because she wasn’t the love of his life. Lucy could heal and needed Hawk through that but Hawk needed Tim because that’s who Hawk can let go and be his most honest self with. So beautiful to watch!!

[@josepha133]

Great point!

[@BarbaraCCampos]

could you guys pleaseeeeeee repeat this event in the end of the year/ begning of 2025??????????

[@TommyDiDarioEnt]

I am so happy you enjoyed!

[@ralphsepulveda5335]

Tracy/Hepburn; Streisand/Redford; Bomer/Bailey

[@JimenaSerreno-sn2yt]

I think I'm smart..and can do it🙏

[@Theiana]

Incredible, talented, hardworking, sexy, handsome, beautiful, gorgeous! It's all about both of them!

[@armchairguru1921]

I want to respect Matt's marriage but I have to admit part of me wishes it was REAL between these two.

[@ilabach]

Well it’s not so get over it.

[@armchairguru1921]

@@ilabach Get a grip!

[@josepha133]

They aren't together of course, but I think the love between them IS real nonetheless.

[@MichMeister16]

In a way, Matt IS Hawk and Jonny IS Tim. One can be Neil or Jamie or Donovan or other, & the other Fiyero or Anthony or Dr. Loomis or other, but for me, their BEST roles, so far, have been HAWK AND TIM. They've made HISTORY because they FELT it. God bless them both!♥♥

[@MsJuRoo]

We need to see the candle wax version too... Just for comparison...

[@JimenaSerreno-sn2yt]

Smart label

[@gabrielgarcia4100]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@tomterrific4377]

Did anyone else notice that Bomer couldn’t take his eyes off of Bailey?

[@MaggieHarris-w3f]

It's mutual! Jonny absorbs Matt when he's talking...the chemistry is real, such love and appreciation for each other.

[@josepha133]

He really can't help himself, bless him.

[@r.h.7486]

It's the great love.

[@MaggieHarris-w3f]

I can't with these two....Kindness! Jonny pouring Matt's water FIRST is everything...1:32 SO Skippy! Caring for his Hawk...😢🫠🥰😍👬

[@Andrewclovis]

Where are all the other beautiful cast members?

[@rustyb2692]

they have beautiful teeth🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈

[@miuzefreak]

MEGA THROUPLE ON STAGE!

[@JimenaSerreno-sn2yt]

I want to work hard . I don't t care if I'm tired, I have to do it,i love my hija

[@lucasss725]

16:39 so neglecting someone’s emotion not understanding the weigh of Tim’s word, undermining and belittling his words/beliefs especially when his crying is a ‘survival technique’ ?!. Why are they sugar coating Hawks behaviour in every interview ? It was mean and selfish for Hawk to say that and got nothing to do with survival Hawk lacks empathy as obviously shown him misleading and manipulating Tim. Which he changed in the 80s where he was so concerned just because Tim made some noise while sleeping imagine if he cried.

[@MaggieHarris-w3f]

Don't think it's sugarcoating...just acknowledging the source of Hawk’s limitations...the fear and determination that drives him...without judgment. Actor's empathy

[@lucasss725]

@@MaggieHarris-w3f ‘Actors empathy’ what does that mean ? Different way of empathising? Maybe I misunderstood? if Hawk slapped Tim’s face while he was crying will they say the same thing that it’s a survival technique? Because neglecting Tim’s emotion and calling the religion Tim have been believing for his entire life and been devoted an illusion can cause so much pain and confusion. Hawk was harsh to Tim and not considering of his feeling at all at that moment and I think they’re not speaking about it sugarcoating his behaviour. You can acknowledge the source of his limitation and empathise but also with not denying the damage he’s doing, sugarcoating. What he did was selfish and not right in that scene.

[@ShelbyBaby27]

The characters are apart of the silent generation. The generation who fought in WWII, whose fathers fought in WWI, survived the Great Depression, etc. They're the generation of endurance, not feelings. You can't apply present day understanding to that level of survival.

[@lucasss725]

@@ShelbyBaby27 being apart of the Silent Generation means people conforming to the system for safety and not fighting back , How is this related to Hawk not consoling Tim and not empathising in fact he was being mean, Hawk consoled Lucy when she was crying why he can’t do the same to Tim? Hawk was traumatised and was emotionally unavailable and was narcissistic and treated Tim really bad.

[@kennethcox1343]

It’s about understanding the society Hawkins and Tim were in and seeing how that shaped them. Hawkins was trying to survive in a world where everyone was against queer people in a much more dangerous way than they are today. He 100% would have lost everything if he didn’t hide like he did. He also already had a first love that most likely had a part on how he acted towards Tim; and how loving Tim terrified him to the point where he wouldn’t be able to hide anymore. He was a broken man in a world full of hate and prejudice and Tim made him feel things he had pushed away to feel safe and in control of his life. He wasn’t a great guy, but he was also a victim of the times. Hawkins was also full of love, but he felt like he couldn’t express it until it was too late. He became the villain as a surviving mechanism and not because he just got off on hurting people.

[@JimenaSerreno-sn2yt]

Matt

[@JimenaSerreno-sn2yt]

Maybe we can be friends..i want to grow up..i need my daughter with me.

[@DeanLafitte]

🎤🎤 were awful 😭

[@woody5551]

A drama queen interviews two dramatic actors

[@Vino-bv5ic]

Bla bla bla....

[@philipchester7027]

Why are you bothering to listen? Go away.

[@JimenaSerreno-sn2yt]

Yeah