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David made remarks about Season 5 (Part 1)
The first part of the interview with David Boreanaz mainly deals with interesting projects of David.
Directing Angel
Over the years many shows have allowed their more seasoned stars to step behind the lens and put their own particular spin on their series. From David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson on The X-Files to various crew members of Star Trek's plethora of starships and space stations, there's no escaping the fact that actors like to give directing a shot at least once, and luckily for Angel fans, David Boreanaz is no exception.
"I'm going to be directing a show this year, which is going to be fun," the actor says. "I wanted to do it, being around the show for so long, seeing how it works and the dynamics, it'll be fun to step into that role and do that, so I'm looking forward to that."
Having starred in the show in one respect of another for almost eight years, The Angel star feels that his experience in front of the camera has allowed him, over time, to study those behind it.
"You learn from every director and you kind of let the pace unfold and see what happens," Boreanaz explains, although he is aware that following in creator Joss Whedon's footsteps could be a little daunting. " He knows exactly what he wants, he steps in and he sets the shot pretty cleanly."
But as the show's tenth episode looms, the signs are good that David's tenure in the director's chair will work out just fine, not least because of the star's grounded attitude towards his role on the show.
"The way I work is basically, I hit my mark, say my lines and go home and that's it." Boreanaz discloses. " I take on the role of the producer in the sense that I'm the only one there late at night at three in the morning when all the producers are sleeping. But we work together as a group and the responsibility is to be part of the whole, and not just to say. "˜It's called Angel and I feed off of the cast and the crew'. It's a unified show, it's a unified production and that's the way I've always gone into any kind of production. It's good to have that kind of feel with a show."
Fatherhood
One of the biggest storylines of the last two seasons of Angel was that of the vampire with a soul becoming, against all odds, a father. It was a revelation which would have more resonance throughout the production than many would have realized as not only did Angel become a daddy on screen, but David also welcomed fatherhood off it.
Jaden Rayne Boreanaz was born in May 2002 to proud parents David and his wife Jamie Berman, and it was, by David's own admission, a life-changing experience.
"It's given me a perspective on what's important in life and what's not," the actor says with pride. "I've kind of become a Jedi in a way so I know what it feels to feel the light and walk the path of a true sense of reality. It's beautiful, it's the best thing in the world. He's walking and he's saying tons of things."
Buffy Returns
If you thought that the final episode of Buffy The Vampire Slayer's seventh season was going to be the last time you ever saw Miss Summers, it turns out you were wrong.
Yes, the Slayer is coming back to our screens but this time she'll only be staying a short while as Angel plays host to a two-part storyline which reunites Buffy with not only Angel but her old flame (literally) Spike.
Buffy's return (planned to coincide with the February or May sweeps next year) is part of The WB's plan to keep the fans watching and also is aid to have played a part in ensuring Angel got its fifth season, in the same vain, plans are afoot to provide a number of familiar faces over the coming months in addition to the already growing ensemble.
"There's a very good chance that everybody I've ever met in my life might guest star," Joss Whedon told us recently. "Alyson, Sarah? Nick, you know, they're all out there smewhere, they're all expensive but they bring a lot to the party so it's just a question of what we can get and when. I'd love to see them all."
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David made remarks about Season 5 (Part 1)
The first part of the interview with David Boreanaz mainly deals with interesting projects of David.
Directing Angel
Over the years many shows have allowed their more seasoned stars to step behind the lens and put their own particular spin on their series. From David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson on The X-Files to various crew members of Star Trek's plethora of starships and space stations, there's no escaping the fact that actors like to give directing a shot at least once, and luckily for Angel fans, David Boreanaz is no exception.
"I'm going to be directing a show this year, which is going to be fun," the actor says. "I wanted to do it, being around the show for so long, seeing how it works and the dynamics, it'll be fun to step into that role and do that, so I'm looking forward to that."
Having starred in the show in one respect of another for almost eight years, The Angel star feels that his experience in front of the camera has allowed him, over time, to study those behind it.
"You learn from every director and you kind of let the pace unfold and see what happens," Boreanaz explains, although he is aware that following in creator Joss Whedon's footsteps could be a little daunting. " He knows exactly what he wants, he steps in and he sets the shot pretty cleanly."
But as the show's tenth episode looms, the signs are good that David's tenure in the director's chair will work out just fine, not least because of the star's grounded attitude towards his role on the show.
"The way I work is basically, I hit my mark, say my lines and go home and that's it." Boreanaz discloses. " I take on the role of the producer in the sense that I'm the only one there late at night at three in the morning when all the producers are sleeping. But we work together as a group and the responsibility is to be part of the whole, and not just to say. "˜It's called Angel and I feed off of the cast and the crew'. It's a unified show, it's a unified production and that's the way I've always gone into any kind of production. It's good to have that kind of feel with a show."
Fatherhood
One of the biggest storylines of the last two seasons of Angel was that of the vampire with a soul becoming, against all odds, a father. It was a revelation which would have more resonance throughout the production than many would have realized as not only did Angel become a daddy on screen, but David also welcomed fatherhood off it.
Jaden Rayne Boreanaz was born in May 2002 to proud parents David and his wife Jamie Berman, and it was, by David's own admission, a life-changing experience.
"It's given me a perspective on what's important in life and what's not," the actor says with pride. "I've kind of become a Jedi in a way so I know what it feels to feel the light and walk the path of a true sense of reality. It's beautiful, it's the best thing in the world. He's walking and he's saying tons of things."
Buffy Returns
If you thought that the final episode of Buffy The Vampire Slayer's seventh season was going to be the last time you ever saw Miss Summers, it turns out you were wrong.
Yes, the Slayer is coming back to our screens but this time she'll only be staying a short while as Angel plays host to a two-part storyline which reunites Buffy with not only Angel but her old flame (literally) Spike.
Buffy's return (planned to coincide with the February or May sweeps next year) is part of The WB's plan to keep the fans watching and also is aid to have played a part in ensuring Angel got its fifth season, in the same vain, plans are afoot to provide a number of familiar faces over the coming months in addition to the already growing ensemble.
"There's a very good chance that everybody I've ever met in my life might guest star," Joss Whedon told us recently. "Alyson, Sarah? Nick, you know, they're all out there smewhere, they're all expensive but they bring a lot to the party so it's just a question of what we can get and when. I'd love to see them all."
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