As David Boreanaz wraps up his tenure on SEAL Team, the actor is already plotting his next move in the industry. Discussions with Paramount+ about potential new projects indicate his ambition to continue stretching his creative muscles post-Bravo Team.
A Vision for Future Projects
At the Monte-Carlo Television Festival, Boreanaz shared snippets about his plans after filming concluded for SEAL Team. There, he revealed his interest in developing a new series that he might write, produce, and possibly star in. Though not many details were given, he dropped a hint by saying, I am watching a lot of The Sopranos right now.
However, he clarified that the new show won’t center around the mob but will carry a similar stylish vibe by adding, You know what, I love suits, I love style, I love cars.
Focusing on New Ventures
Boreanaz’s close relationship with Paramount+ could lead to one of these new projects taking shape on the platform. He emphasized this when he stated, Yep, Paramount+ is a great group of people, and we have had discussions from a director’s perspective, from a producing perspective, from a lead’s perspective. So, some really good stuff on the horizon.
With 27 years of television work under his belt—from Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Angel, and Bones, to SEAL Team—Boreanaz isn’t looking for a hiatus just yet. Instead, he aspires to emulate industry giants by merging multiple roles. He humorously teased about becoming the next Taylor Sheridan by commenting, I would work with Taylor Sheridan, of course… But I am going to become my own Taylor Sheridan.
The Final Mission of Bravo Team
In parallel to these future aspirations, the focus remains on delivering an impactful final season for SEAL Team. Season 7 will delve into unresolved arcs and personal struggles highlighted in Season 6. From Jason Hayes coping with a brain injury to dealing with the loss of Clay Spenser (Max Thieriot), viewers can expect an emotionally charged conclusion.
The finale promises more than just action-packed sequences; it’s set to explore deep psychological themes and provide closure for fans who have followed these characters’ journeys through intense and authentic combat scenarios.
Looking Ahead
The series might be ending in August 2024, but Boreanaz’s journey seems far from over. Despite the cancellation of the stand-alone SEAL Team movie that was announced back in 2022, opportunities abound for him. As he balances behind-the-scenes roles with potential starring appearances, fans should keep their eyes peeled for his forthcoming endeavors.
The actor has proven time and again his resilience and passion for storytelling. As we bid farewell to Bravo Team and await what’s next from David Boreanaz, it’s evident that this isn’t an end but merely another chapter in his prolific career.
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