Neal is quickly brought back to prison, where he is told he will have to serve four more years. Peter Burke, the agent who put Neal in prison to begin with, quickly catches up with Neal, where it is revealed that Kate has left only a bottle of Bordeaux behind at their apartment. In order to get her back, he stages an elaborate prison break. His girlfriend, Kate, visits him in prison to break up with him. In the first episode, Neal is finishing a four-year prison sentence. Neal Caffrey ( Matt Bomer) is a former conman who, after being caught escaping from prison, begins to work for the FBI's white collar crime unit under the supervision of Special Agent Peter Burke. ^Note 1 : Thomason was credited in the main cast in the pilot, but did not appear again until the first-season finale, in which she was a guest star.Senior FBI agent, white collar crime unit It has set the bar so high for every other job that’s come after… It took care of me in a way that a job had never taken care of me before.Conman consultant to the FBI white collar crime unit “It was healthy loving and really supportive. “So I gambled on it, and they completely retaught me how television was supposed to be and what a set was supposed to be like,” Burton shared, adding that it’s her favorite job she’s ever done. Thankfully, her agent, who also represented Bomer at the time, assured her White Collar was a “really lovely” and “special” place to work.
* After a “horrible experience” on a certain teen drama, Burton was “very hesitant to sign on to do anything again,” the actress said. “My dream was, somehow, they would figure out a way to make it my mic pack as well,” Bomer said. But over time, the device became uncomfortable and frequently fell off. * In Season 1, Bomer wanted to always wear Neal’s ankle bracelet, even if viewers couldn’t see it in the shot.
Ultimately, producers felt the Queen of Hearts playing card was a big enough hint. In fact, at his request, a scene was shot of Mozzie walking with a one-way ticket to Paris sticking out of his pocket to make it explicitly clear. * Garson confirmed that Mozzie did, indeed, know that Neal was alive at the end of the series. * Unlike with some shows, “We were actually all very sad when it ended,” Thiessen admitted. * While Bomer was convinced that DeKay was the guy to play Peter (“It has to be him!” Bomer exclaimed after reading with his scene partner), his own audition process was an “uphill battle” because they originally wanted someone in their forties and British for the role of Neal, Bomer revealed. Read on for highlights from the reunion’s reminiscing: Leading men Bomer and Tim DeKay (who played Peter Burke) were joined on hosts’ Seth Rudetsky and James Wesley’s web show (in support of The Trevor Project) by co-stars Sharif Atkins (Clinton Jones), Hilarie Burton (Sara Ellis), Willie Garson (Mozzie), Marsha Thomason (Diana Berrigan) and Tiffani Thiessen (Elizabeth Burke/Mrs. Matt Bomer on His Dark Sinner Turn: It Asked More of Me Than Any Past Role White Collar Boss, Matt Bomer Tease 'A Plan' to Bring Back Caper Drama The hustle is sold separately.’ It’s time to hustle.” Bomer - who told TVLine in February that he believes the cast would “be there in a heartbeat” for a revival - responded with “🧐👍.” So, as Mozzie might say, ‘To quote Steve Harvey, ‘The dream is free. We have a plan to bring #WhiteCollar back. But we’re all really optimistic and hopeful.”īuzz about a potential return of the “blue skies” series, which aired from 2009-2014 on USA Network, ignited this week when creator Jeff Eastin tweeted, “Had a great convo with Matt Bomer. What form that takes and how it plays out and whether all the creatives involved can work it out and make it happen is yet to be seen.
There seems to be a lot of excitement about it. “There’s nothing that I would want more than to be on a set with this group of people again,” star Matt Bomer shared during a virtual White Collar reunion on Thursday via the Stars in the House YouTube channel. Neal Caffrey is very much plotting a new White Collar con.
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