From: fakeaddress@mindspring.com   
      
   The 6-04 SFX contains a lengthy interview with David Boreanaz.   
   At one point SFX disses DD, but Boreanaz disagrees:   
      
      
   ===> (pages 63-64)   
   "... As far as my plans after ANGEL, I will be taking a nice   
   little rest and enjoying my son and my wife."   
      
   Is he looking to star in another hour-long TV drama?  "I don't   
   know.  You're asking that question at the end of a season.   
   That's pretty loaded.  You ask anybody after a long run and they   
   just need some time to kind of get away from it all.  Ask me   
   that in the next couple of months and see where I'm at then."   
      
   But is he at all worried about the David Duchovny Syndrome,   
   whereby big TV stars vaporise soon after long, successful runs?   
      
   "I don't know.  But I'm sure David Duchovny is doing some   
   great stuff somewhere.  Hollywood's a funny place.  You watch   
   somebody for an extensive period of time and all of a sudden   
   it's over and it's not that they disappear; they're just   
   doing other projects that haven't come to fruition yet."   
      
   Yeah, in Britain it's called doing panto...   
      
   "It's about evolving and changing," Boreanaz continues.   
   "I don't consider it like, 'Hey, I'm going off to be part   
   of the Fading Hollywood Story Gang and get drunk and find   
   myself laying down naked in some alleyway'.  That's not me.   
   I have a great sense of who I am as a person; it's all   
   retrospective of who you are and where you come from.   
   People take on different roles all the time -- it's not   
   like they're not doing anything.  It's just that they're   
   not the flavour of a particular month.   
      
   "The job is ever-changing.  It's always evolving and it evolves   
   in either a good way or a bad way depending on what kind of   
   choices you make.  I don't have a formula for staying power,   
   but I have a strong sense of self that I will go forward with."   
      
   [...]   
      
   ... Another one of those silver linings about ANGEL's axing is   
   that the actor can spend more time "connecting" with his son.   
      
   "You just find out how beautiful life is," says Boreanaz of   
   being a new dad.  "With a baby in your arms, it's another time,   
   another place; a tiny creature just to be held and coddled,   
   and who laughs and cries... it's just beautiful."   
   <===   
      
      
   Included that last bit because I thought DD might agree with   
   this particular silver lining.  ;-)   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
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