The Bear’s Matty Matheson admits it’s ‘annoying’ when spoilers leak
Matty Matheson has addressed the occasional leaks about Season 3 The bear.
During an exclusive interview with We weeklyMatheson, 42, weighed in on fans who snapped photos of the cast as they filmed the upcoming season of the hit FX on Hulu series.
“It’s one of those things where sometimes we’re out in public and I think it’s a little annoying,” he said Us while promoting his Crocs at Work collection. “But we’re in a city we love and people just happen to walk by. And they walk by as soon as we get outside.”
Matheson continued: “I think maybe we could be a little more secretive. Maybe not just stand outside together. But we’re all such good friends that it honestly seems cold.
The Bear has been renewed for season 3 and the newest episodes can’t come soon enough. The series, which debuted in June 2022, explores the food industry through the lens of a talented chef named Carmy (Jeremy Allen White), who returns to Chicago after his death to run his older brother Mikey’s (Jon Bernthal) restaurant . […]
The hit Hulu series, which debuted in June 2022, introduced viewers to The Beef restaurant, which was taken over by Carmy (Jeremy Allen White) after the death of his older brother, Mikey (Jon Bernthal).
Season 1 focused on Carmy’s attempts to help the deli thrive while dealing with his own grief. The second season, meanwhile, seemed to end on a high note with a successful first dinner after the restaurant was transformed into an upscale eatery called The Bear. However, things quickly began to unravel in the kitchen and most of the characters face major obstacles in Season 3.
Matty Matheson.
Thanks to FXAccording to Matheson, his character, Neil Fak, has an interesting journey ahead of him.
“I think Neil is just finding himself. I think Neil will have a very nice season,” he said Us. “He likes to break the tension. He likes to be the glue that holds people together. He has a lot of empathy and a lot of sincerity in him.”
Fans of the show may not know that Matheson is not only an actor on the show, but also an executive producer and culinary consultant. Despite his experience in the kitchen, Matheson hinted that Fak would not follow in his footsteps on screen.
Filming for Season 3 of The Bear hasn’t started yet, but Us Weekly is already thinking about what we’d like to see happen in the new episodes. The hit Hulu series, which debuted in June 2022, introduced viewers to The Beef restaurant, which was taken over by Carmy (Jeremy Allen White) after the death of his father. […]
“I love that I don’t cook. I think it would be too on the nose,” said the professional chef. “To be honest, I think it would be a bit corny if I were one of the chefs. Even in season 2, I put on my suit. Now I’m with Richie [Ebon Moss-Bachrach] and I’m kind of over there trying to figure it out [and] trying to be front of house, which I love.
Matheson said it too Us his thoughts on the big debate between fans about Carmy and Sydney’s (Ayo Edebiri) potential romantic connection. While some viewers want the coworkers to take their relationship to the next level, others — including the show’s cast — want Carmy and Sydney to remain platonic.
“[I think Fak would] stay away from that. As a character, I think I’m probably detached from the whole thing,” Matheson noted. “Because I believe Carmy is my best friend and I love him very much. So I’m probably jealous.”
As a fan, Matheson would like to see Carmy find happiness, adding: “I think Carmy needs to work on herself before getting into a real relationship. He has some work to do.”
Hulu’s series The Bear proved there’s no such thing as too many chefs in the kitchen after two seasons full of star-studded cameos. The show, which debuted in June 2022, explores the food industry through the lens of a talented chef named Carmy (Jeremy Allen White), who returns to Chicago to help his older brother Mikey’s (Jon […]
Matheson is currently filming season 3 of The bear in Chicago. Off-screen, Matheson has privatized his safety and style with his favorite Crocs shoes. Matheson has teamed up with the brand to deliver the new face of their Crocs at Work collectionincluding a range of silhouettes such as the Bistro Clog and On the Clock sneakers.
“I love wearing Crocs and working in them. [While] working on [my] feet all day, I think that’s where it started,” Matheson told us. “I just feel like it was a really easy fit. I’m a big fan, and they’re big fans. So it was great fun to work together.”
Matheson recommended the Crocs clog options for those looking to try out the brand.
“I wear them here every day. I am in Chicago now and when I get home I will wear them,” he added. “Because on set I wear different footwear for the costume I wear on the show. But whenever I’m not [on set]I always just wear my clogs. No matter which Crocs you wear, you can’t really lose. I feel like there’s a Croc for someone. Now there are the Crocs at Work, which is just the easiest [to wear]. It’s like a Croc for everyone.”