Sources: 
Gary Sinise, known for his role in 'CSI: NY,' is considering a return to Hollywood if the right role presents itself, following a personal hiatus.
The actor stepped away from the film and television industry in 2019 to care for his son, McCanna "Mac" Sinise, who was diagnosed with chordoma, a rare cancer. Tragically, Mac passed away in 2024.
"Right now, I want to stay home a lot more, and I'm fulfilled with the mission," Sinise shared, emphasizing his current focus on his philanthropic work.
Since 2011, Sinise has led the Gary Sinise Foundation, which supports veterans, first responders, and their families through initiatives such as smart homes, mental wellness programs, and community outreach.
Despite his reduced presence in Hollywood, Sinise remains active in public life, returning for the 19th consecutive year as co-host of the PBS Memorial Day Concert, a role that highlights his commitment to honoring military service members.
His openness to a comeback hinges on finding a project that aligns with his values and personal circumstances, signaling a potential return to acting when the timing and role feel right.
"Gary Sinise would make a Hollywood comeback if the opportunity was right," he told Fox News Digital ahead of the PBS National Concert.
This balance between personal loss, philanthropy, and professional opportunity defines Sinise's current path, reflecting both his dedication to family and his enduring connection to the entertainment industry.
Sources: Gary Sinise is open to a Hollywood comeback if the right role arises, following a personal loss. The actor, who took a break to care for his late son Mac, remains focused on his foundation supporting veterans and will co-host the PBS Memorial Day Concert for the 19th year.
