White Collar reboot in the works: Will the original cast return? Creator Jeff Eastin reveals details

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Jeff Eastin has confirmed a reboot is officially in the works. This exciting announcement was made during Variety's TV Fest on June 6, where Eastin revealed that he is already writing the script for the new series.

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Reunion of Original Cast

As per a report by TV Insider, the reboot will see the return of the beloved original cast. Matt Bomer, who played the charming con artist Neal Caffrey, enthusiastically confirmed his involvement during the panel. He was joined by his co-stars Tim DeKay and Tiffani Thiessen, who also expressed their commitment to reprising their roles. «It’s the original cast,» Eastin assured the audience, generating palpable excitement among fans.

Tribute to Willie Garson

The reboot will pay homage to the late Willie Garson, who portrayed Mozzie, a fan-favorite character. Garson passed away from pancreatic cancer on September 21, 2021, at the age of 57. The cast shared heartfelt sentiments about how the new script honors Garson's memory. «It honors Willie, too, in a profound way,» said DeKay, while Thiessen added, «With such sensitivity and such heart”, as quoted in the TV Insider’s report.

Series Background and Open-Ended Finale

White Collar originally premiered on October 23, 2009, on the USA Network, running for six successful seasons until