Where Are the Stars of ‘White Collar’ Now, 10 Years Later? (PHOTOS)
Matt Bomer (Neal Caffrey)
Bomer is a household name these days, thanks to his roles in the TV shows American Horror Story: Hotel, The Last Tycoon, Doom Patrol, and Will & Grace and the Magic Mike film series. Next, you’ll see him star in the third season of USA’s The Sinner (pictured here) and in the Netflix film The Boys in the Band.
Tim DeKay (Peter Burke)
Since the end of White Collar, DeKay has appeared in recurring roles on Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Lucifer, American Crime, and Here and Now. Plus, he starred as Duval Pritchard in the short-lived Fox sci-fi drama Second Chance (pictured here).
Willie Garson (Mozzie)
Garson, best known for playing Stanford Blatch in the Sex and the City franchise, has recently popped up on Hawaii Five-0, Scandal, Salvation, and Supergirl (pictured here).
Tiffani Thiessen (Elizabeth Burke)
Thiessen stars as Lori on the Netflix sitcom Alexa & Katie (pictured here), and in recent years, she hosted the Cooking Channel series Dinner at Tiffani’s and reprised her Saved by the Bell role of Kelly Kapowski for a Tonight Show sketch.
Sharif Atkins (Clinton Jones)
Like his costars, Atkins has appeared on Lucifer and SEAL Team, but he has also guest-starred on God Friended Me (pictured here), Pearson, and Magnum P.I.
Marsha Thomason (Diana Berrigan)
Thomason, also known for her arcs on Lost and Las Vegas, has recently guest-starred on NCIS: Los Angeles (pictured here), The Good Doctor, SEAL Team, and Better Things.
Hilarie Burton (Sara Ellis)
Burton, who hosted TRL and starred in One Tree Hill before joining White Collar, has recurred on Forever, Extant, and Lethal Weapon (pictured here). More recently, she graced the Lifetime movies The Christmas Contract and A Christmas Wish.
Natalie Morales (Lauren Cruz)
After starring in the first season of White Collar, Morales recurred on Parks and Recreation and starred in The Grinder. She also played the eponymous backyard bartender in the recent NBC sitcom Abby’s (pictured here).
You’d never know it from Matt Bomer’s youthful looks, but the USA drama White Collar is 10 years old, having premiered on October 23, 2009.
Starring the upcoming star of The Sinner as a con man working for the feds and Tim DeKay as the FBI agent trying to keep him on the straight and narrow, the show lasted six seasons and racked up three consecutive People’s Choice Award nominations for Favorite Cable TV Drama.
And on White Collar’s 10th anniversary, we’re checking in with all the series regulars from the show. Flip through the slides above to see where their acting careers have taken them since the show’s 2014 finale.
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