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White Collar Pictures
USA Network's "White Collar," stars Matt Bomer (NBC's "Chuck," "Tru Calling"), Tim DeKay ("Tell Me You Love Me," "Carnivàle"), Tiffani Thiessen ("What About Brian," "Fastlane") and Willie Garson ("Sex and the City," "John from Cincinnati").
USA's "White Collar" is about the most unlikely of partnerships between a con artist and an FBI agent who have been playing cat-and-mouse for years. The story of USA's "White Collar" unfolds after Neal Caffrey (Bomer), a charming criminal mastermind, has been caught by his nemesis, G-man extraordinaire Peter Burke (DeKay). After escaping from a maximum-security prison to find his long-lost love on "White Collar," Neal is nabbed by Peter once again. Rather than returning to jail for this daring getaway, Neal suggests an alternate plan: he'll provide his expertise to assist the feds in catching other notorious and elusive criminals—in return for his freedom on USA's "White Collar."
Initially wary, Peter quickly finds on "White Collar" that Neal provides insight and intuition that cannot be found on the right side of the law. Thiessen plays Elizabeth, Peter's wife, an intelligent, high-profile event planner on "White Collar." Garson plays Mozzie, a friend of Caffrey's who has a strong distrust of the Feds and an unyielding belief in conspiracy theories about everything; with his ear to the ground, Mozzie is always tapped into what's happening on the street on "White Collar." Diahann Carroll ("Grey's Anatomy," "Dynasty") guest-stars in the pilot and will be recurring in several episodes of USA's "White Collar."
USA's "White Collar" was created and is executive-produced by Jeff Eastin ("Hawaii," "Meet the Marks") and comes from Fox Television Studios. Bronwen Hughes (USA's "Burn Notice," "Breaking Bad," "Forces of Nature") directed the pilot for USA's "White Collar." Clifton Campbell ("Street Time," "Profiler") and Tom Garrigus ("Swingtown," "Everwood") serve as consulting producers.
Network: USA Network Genre: Drama Runtime: 60 mins. Premiere Date: October 23, 2009 Seasons: 1 Production Company: 20th Century Fox Film Corporation
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