Emily Deschanel Not an angel or a team spike, because she has never been followed Buffy Vampire Slayer – Even though she spent many years bone and David Boreanaz.
“It’s just one thing I’ve never seen before Buffy. I know people love it very much about it,” 48-year-old Deschanel told exclusively US Weekly Tuesday, March 18, promote her and Cara GalloThe “Boneheads” podcast. “There are some classes in the university about the show and all of that. This type is not something I usually crave for for any reason.”
Deschanel is not proficient in the vampire Slayer Buffy’s (Sarah Michelle Gellar)Love Live, which includes relationships with Vampires Angel (Boreanaz) and Spike (James Masters), but she said this benefited from her when playing opposite Boreanaz bone.
“When I auditioned, it actually helped bone She recalled, “I know, I wasn’t scared or intimidated by David. I mean, a little bit intimidating because I know who he is. I know those shows. It’s not that I live under the rocks, but I’m not the interstellar stage.”
Deschanel pointed out that Buffy Before audition bone “Help me find a job” and then “hold my own job with David.”
She remembers Boreanaz, 55, “had more experience” because Deschanel never “completed the TV series” until then.
“I’m not a drooling fan of him either. I think it helps,” Deschanel said with a smile. “But I know I should see now. I will do it in the end.”
Boreanaz plays the dream angel Buffy From 1997 to 2003. Hot series sparked his own spin-offs, Angelfrom 1999 to 2004. One year later Angel Wrapped, Boreanaz begins to portray FBI agent Seeley Booth bone Together with Deschanel, who plays anthropologist Dr. Temperance Brennan.
Throughout the series, lasting 12 seasons from 2005 to 2017, Booth invited Brennan’s help and great ideas in the lab to help solve the remaining victim bone cases. As the case intensifies, so does Booth and Brennan’s screen romance, Destenel told us Very easy to play.
“Some chemistry levels were immediate. When I came in and read the live with him and auditioned, we condensed,” the actress recalled. “We kind of took things away from each other and then, you know, we got closer and closer in the show.”
Deschanel joked that Costars drove each other “crazy” from time to time, but that was evidence of their friendship. When it comes to Boreanaz’s favorite memories, Deschanel points out her off-screen pregnancy. (Deschanel shares with her husband his son Henry, 13, and Calvin, 9, 2016. David Hornsby)
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“When I was pregnant twice, David became so protective of me.” “Once, I was already pregnant, and I almost fell down the stairs. He ran towards me, his face was very scared. He protected me so well in this way.”
Deschanel’s ex bone Her ‘Boneheads’ podcast mate host Castmate Gallo is just as memorable as her TV love interest. Gallo, 49John Francis Daley), and eventually had his children.
Gallo recalls Daley, 39, Freaks and geeks she is Not declared Actors – Years before work bone.
“He may have been 17 years old. us. “I was like, this kid, ‘He’s so cute, but he’s a kid, like, why should he try [flirt]? ‘”
When they reconnect in season 4 boneGallo admits it was a “real reversal” because he is now a “mature person” and she “a little obsessed with him”.
“I was like, ‘He’s the cutest person’, but I missed the window,” she said with a smile. “He’s like, ‘Listen, old lady, you’re in your 30s now. You’ve passed the prime. You missed the opportunity.'”
Even if they’re never romantic outside of the show, Gallo told us She can’t wait to get Daley and Deschanel’s “Boneheads” podcast.
The podcast is hosted by Deschanel and Gallo, who talk about it all boneWith special guests of the series as well as the crew and creative members of the show past.
“Kara and I just love to chat. We become friends [after] Meeting bonewe can’t stop talking to each other. ” Deschanel told us About the emergence of “bone”. “We just like to take a closer look, people are doing these re-watch podcasts, we [liked] The idea of having to chat with each other every week. ”
The “Boneheads” podcast is produced by Lemonada Media and releases new episodes every Wednesday.
