Matt Bomer, Too Busy To Be Christian Grey In ‘Fifty Shades of Grey’ Film? [PHOTOS]

A lot of fans who have been voting for actor Matt Bomer to portray Christian Grey in the upcoming "Fifty Shades of Grey" film are definitely hoping that the "White Collar" and "Magic Mike" star is not too busy with work.

Recently, the 34-year old actor has been added to the cast of two high profile film projects. With that, concerns are starting to mount that Matt Bomer's work schedule will not let him get cast for the role of the sexy billionaire Christian Grey in the upcoming movie adaptation of the erotic novels by author E.L. James. To make things worse, Matt Bomer could also be taken off the list of potential actors that are considered for the part.

According to reports, Matt Bomer currently has two film projects in pre-production. The actor will portray the role of an early AIDS victim in the film "Normal Heart" which is set to begin filming in 2013. On the other hand, Matt Bomer has also been recently reported to be included in the star-filled talented cast of "A Winter's Tale."

The story revolves around a thief, a dying girl and a flying white horse. Actors Colin Farrell, Will Smith and Russell Crowe will also star in the upcoming fantasy film set in the 19^th Century and present-day Manhattan.

Matt Bomer's fans have faith in the actor's capability to step out and shine on his own. "I love Matt and am so tired of seeing him in these tiny movie roles. I'd like to see him in one where he has some decent amount of screen time. It's clear from his online buzz that there are many, many fans who feel the same," a Matt Bomer fan stated on the website Deadline.com.

The social media buzz continues for the Matt Bomer fans who want to see the actor as Christian Grey. They have devoted most of their time voting on "Twitter" and "Facebook" to ensure that Matt Bomer is considered to portray the 27-year old dark and disturbed billionaire.

Meanwhile, there have been no official announcements yet by the film producers Dana Brunetti and Michael de Luca. "Fifty Shades of Grey" author E.L. James also confirmed through her "Twitter" account that they need to focus first in finding a writer and director for the upcoming film.