With three more episodes of the hit police procedural television drama on USA Network 'White Collar' Season 4 remaining, Matt Bomer, the lead actor of the show who portrays the character of an intellectual and complicated trickster named Neal Caffrey, has teased that the finale titled "Au Revoir" will end with a major cliffhanger, leaving much to the audience's imagination.

Christian Today quotes the actor telling TV Guide in a recent interview, "I think the writers were able to tap into a lot of the dynamics in [White Collar] that people have responded to over the years and try to give everybody a little taste of things they liked over the course of the series."

Meanwhile, 37-year-old Bormer is also feeling somewhat sad as he will no longer be visiting the sets of 'White Collar', which established him as an actor. He acknowledges this too, saying, "I'm going to miss it. I'm not going to lie."

At the same time, Bomer expressed his gratitude to Jeff Eastin, the executive producer and creator of 'White Collar'. Bomer said that while the adventures of Neal Caffrey may come to an end soon, Eastin's series has definitely provided a boost to his career.

A report by Enstarz says Bomer's character, as well as FBI Agent Peter Burke, will continue to engage in the Pink Panthers case. The next episode of 'White Collar' Season 4 entitled "All's Fair" is set in San Francisco and will be aired on the Dec. 4. In this episode, the focus will be on Mozzie (Willie Garson), while Caffrey and Burke will discover the allegation involving Mozzie in a swindle.

While the penultimate episode of 'White Collar' Season 6 entitled "Whack a Mole" will aired on Dec. 11, the finale "Au Revoir" will be aired on Dec. 18.