David Boreanaz in “SEAL Team”
Paul Arellano Spataro/Paramount+David Boreanaz He went from one long-running show to another For nearly three decades -He is looking for change.
“I would probably shy away from network series these days,” Boreanaz, 55, revealed to TV inside Monday 30 December. “Only because of the time and amount required. It's just a lot of work. (But there are still) some good things.
Boreanaz Latest project He was Seal teamWhich ended in October after seven seasons. While he was ready to move on, Boreanaz didn't know exactly what he wanted to do next.
“I don't sit down and say, 'This is going to be the next thing,'” he noted. “I've got some great fruits of labor coming to fruition now that will provide me with some really great opportunities in the new year. And I'm not sitting down and saying, 'Okay, this is the next series I'm going to do.'
Boreanaz gives priority What “makes sense” to him.
“Obviously I'm in a completely different part of my life and my career. I'm lucky to be able to put out some really great stuff and look at it very wisely on a mature level and accept it for what it is,” he explained of how the TV landscape has changed. “I think being able to take on one or two different types of series would be an interesting accomplishment.”
David Boreanaz and Sarah Michelle Gellar in “Buffy”
Warner Bros.The actor rose to stardom After playing on Angel Buffy the Vampire Slayerwhich debuted in 1997. After three seasons, Boreanaz scored himself a spinoff series and remains the series' lead. angel Until 2004. Boreanaz Immediately go to Boneswhich ran on Fox from 2005 to 2017 before Seal team It came later that year.
“I've expressed interest in not doing the show anymore. 'I'm done. Regardless of whether they want to do two more seasons, one more season, I'm done.' TV inside In August about how He had plans to leave Before the seventh and final season. He added: “Then the writers' strike happened (in late 2023) and it was six months later and that had already been decided.”
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Boreanaz cited some reasons why he was ready to look forward, explaining: “My body physically and mentally found a space in sync with the character and I realized that wasn't going to last anymore. And I felt like it was something that I was very clear with and it made sense and it fell apart naturally.
David Boreanaz in “SEAL Team”
Michael Moreat/Paramount+Now Boreanaz He has many gigs He's excited to see it come to fruition.
“I have some really cool things (coming) that I feel will fit well with my game. But overall, I can say, let's see, one, two, three very different personality types, that's for sure.” “These projects are really cool, it's a passion project.”
Boreanaz continued: “One is a little bit similar but not in nature and kind of retired in a way, but being hired now. That's all I'm going to say. I don't want to say too much because you know me. It's like I'm living in the present and seeing what comes my way “I think people know that about me.”
