The White collar Revival secretly announced its expanded cast members, and it highlights just how much better it is suits la. Created by Jeff Eastin, White collar Was part of the USA Network’s peak in the late 2000s and early 2010s. Released a few years earlier SuitsIt centers on Matt Bomer and Tim Decay’s Neal Caffrey and Peter Burke – an unusual pair of an ex-comman and an FBI agent solving white-collar crimes in New York. White collar Was a fun watch, with intriguing weekly cases highlighting Neal and Peter’s dynamic.
White Collar’s revival has been years in the making. Eastin first teased the idea in 2020, saying he had a conversation with Bomer about the matter. Despite this, it is safe to say that Suits‘ Streaming dominance in 2023 helped move it forward. Aaron Korsh’s legal series about Harvey Specter and Mike Ross found a new life on Netflix, which made some kind of revival inevitable, resulting in suits la. Now, both USA Network shows are looking to return to television, however White collar‘s comeback just sounds so much more intriguingEspecially after his expanded cast was announced.
White Collar Revival also brings back its supporting cast
Suits LA does not feature anyone from the original show
The fact that White Collar is an actual sequel already makes it better than Suits LA. Due to how the suit ended, not to mention the situation with some of its main members, Korsh decided to expand the legal franchise by launching a new series. suits la Will exist in the same universe as the original series and PearsonBut it will have a completely new ensemble. While it has been teased, no one from Pearson Hardman has been confirmed to make an appearance.
Meanwhile, not only is the new White collar Bring back its core cast of Neal, Peter and Tiffani Thiessen’s Elizabeth Burke, but it will also feature its best supporting characters. As revealed in a new social media post by Eastin, Marsha Thomason’s FBI Special Agent Diana Berrigan and Sharif Atkins’ FBI Special Agent Clinton Jones are returning too. While both started out as recurring characters, both characters were eventually promoted to series regulars by White Collar’s end. Check out Eastin’s post tagging the aforementioned actors below:
What the return of Diana & Jones means for the white collar revival
Peter needs his best agents
Diana and Jones are Peter’s most trusted allies in the FBI. They worked under him, which means they also have a lot of experience with Neil. Both are also involved in Peter’s first run against Bomer’s conman, which lands him in jail initially. Depending on when and how the new White collarThe story of ​​Dane, Diana and Jones may still be working with Peter in the white-collar division of the FBI’s New York office.
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However, if the trio has split since the White collar Finally, it shouldn’t be difficult for Eastin to reunite them for the revival. Since they’ll have to deal with Neal, it’s safe to say that Peter won’t think twice about recruiting his two best agents to deal with whatever snafu they might be facing this time around. Regardless of the specifics, the idea of ​​seeing the old band back together is enough to excite anyone who loved the original White collar.
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