David Boreanaz, interview with the actor guest to Italian Global Series Festival

July 11, 2026

Our conversation was recorded to explore his reflections on acting, characters development, and his perspective on one of his most iconic role as Angel in "Buffy"

David Boreanaz, interview with the actor guest to Italian Global Series Festival Giulia Bianconi

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David Boreanaz is one of the prominent actors participating in the Italian Global Series 2026, in Riccione. Our conversation was recorded to explore his reflections on acting, character development, and his perspective on one of his most iconic roles as Angel in “Buffy The Vampire Slayer“ during the festival’s second edition.

The importance of continuous learning in acting

Boreanaz emphasizes the significance of ongoing education and self-reflection in his career. He reflects on the past year, noting that it’s essential to be patient with oneself and understand that the work invested today will bear fruit over time. His approach involves constantly nurturing his craft, seeking growth through repetition and new avenues, which prevent his from feeling trapped in a single role or character.

Seizing opportunities and the evolution of long-term characters

During the interview, Boreanaz discusses the importance of seizing opportunities, emphasizing that preparation is crucial. He explains that readiness arises from diligent work, allowing actors to take advantage of chances when they arise. He also touches on his portrayal of Angel in “Buffy the Vampire Slayer“, indicating that playing a long-term character isn’t a trap but a chance to explore new facets and grow. About the worldwide success of the TV series, he says: “All characters were a sort of superheroes for the audience”.

The allure of storytelling and influences from renowned filmmakers

Boreanaz expresses admiration for filmmakers like Chloe Zhao, noting her understanding of storytelling through renewal and rebirth, resonating with Joseph Campbell’s ideas. He also discusses his admiration for cinematic imagery, citing his experience watching “Hamnet“ and being captivated by the symbolism intertwined within the film’s scenes. He appreciates storytelling that dives into deep, metaphysical themes, such as transformation and connection to Mother Earth, reflecting the festival’s focus on meaningful and innovative narratives.