David Boreanaz Talks Bones

4 weeks ago 21st Oct 14:24

David Boreanaz is back with the fourth series of hit show Bones, which sees him return to the character of Seeley Joseph Booth alongside Emily Deschanel.

- So you're directing?

Yes, so I heard.(Laughter.)

- We've heard about it. The strip club, the lap dance.

Oh, Emily told you what a better way for -- Boreanaz must have sat down and gave Hart a list
of things that he wants in his episode. Did she say that to you?

- Yes, she did.

I guarantee you she said it because she's going to give me a hard time until the damn thing
is wrapped. And she'll continue to. No. Yeah, that's what's great about her. She continues to make me smile. (Laughter.)

- So you didn't have any input in the...

I had no input whatsoever.

- Just a coincidence?

I ended up reading the script and, you know, I get the bungee jumping opening with a really a
cool stunt that led to a car dealership to a fast car to a monkey to a strip club to her driving a car.

- All you want in a TV show.

All in one TV show, man. It's all wrapped in a capsule and everybody would be happy.

- You didn't see the script beforehand before you were directing it then?

Well, I'm prepping now so I'm just -- I'm on my third day of prepping, so I just gotta land down two more locations and I'm ready to roll.

- So you gotta go to a couple of strip clubs and check them out?
 
I did that already. I did that yesterday. It took -- it was easy. 10-minute thing. I know I had to get out fast because they -- when they opened up the club, the gentleman wiped down the pole
and then he proceeded to take the cloth and wipe down the buffet area.

- Nice.

Isn't that nice.

- Classy.

It's a classy joint we're shooting in. (Laughter.)

-So which is your favorite strip joint? (Laughter.)
 
Next. (Laughter.)

- So we heard that you and Emily are finally going to get together at the end of the season.

Well, we already are together. So I know that's funny that there's two characters that have
been together I guess and then we'll get together again.

- Do you know any more details?

I don't. All I know is that we're together now, so I don't know. People say, "When are you going to get together?" Well, we're together now. I mean, our relationship really kind of drives the show and puts us in positions and areas that we, would make us either feel uncomfortable or comfortable and conflicting with each other, so which kind of makes sense and I think that's the beauty of the whole thing.

- Does it ever worry you? Sometimes the shows when the two main characters do get together the sexual tension is realized it's been the way over the years that often kind of vibe can kill a show sometimes. Sometimes it can maybe improve it which is obviously...

God. I don't know.

- Does it worry you though that...

No. Because I mean, we're going into the fourth season of a television show and we've maintained a great relationship with our characters and brought it to that forefront and driven there. So --
and we'll continue to do that and go there and then be pulled apart and have you imagining what it could be like. Because I think that's what really the show is about.

And I mean, you know, for us to go into bed and have sex and have the audience see it, it's just a cheap way of paying that off.

And I think the way that we did our first kiss and the way you may see us at the end of the season is a lot smarter than the other way around. I mean, I can basically -- what would you -- basically like the two characters to just do it on the lab?

- Not really.

I know. So there you go. (Laughter.)

- But thanks for that visual.

Yeah. So it's not going to happen.

- Why is it important for the show to add a therapist now since year three -- you have two concerning your character, but since year three it was...