David Boreanaz

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Characters played by David Boreanaz

Seeley Booth — Bones (2005)

FBI Special Agent collaborating with Brennan, providing criminal investigation techniques. He advocates for intuition, faith, and God, creating a core ideological and romantic tension that defines the series' narrative.

Jason Hayes — SEAL Team (2017)

Respected and intense leader of the Tier One SEAL team, whose extensive military career has significantly impacted his home life.

Angel — Angel (1999)

The central protagonist and narrative core of the series. A vampire who regained his human soul through a Romani curse, he moves to Los Angeles to work as a private investigator. He struggles with his vampiric nature while battling demons and humans, dedicating himself to helping the helpless and opposing the demonic law firm Wolfram & Hart.

Adam Carr — Valentine (2001)

Adam is Kate’s boyfriend, a journalist and recovering alcoholic whose drinking makes him appear suspicious after the murders begin. He follows Kate to Dorothy’s estate, shoots the masked killer when Kate is attacked, and reveals that he loves her before his nose begins to bleed.

Parking Valet (uncredited) — Best of the Best 2 (1993)

Attends vehicles at venue entrances, standard background role.

Luc Crash / Death / Satan — The Crow: Wicked Prayer (2005)

Leader of a Satanic biker gang and the primary antagonist of Wicked Prayer. He orchestrates violence in the town and is responsible for Jimmy's girlfriend's death.

Hal Jordan / Green Lantern — Justice League: The New Frontier (2008)

A skilled USAF pilot and test pilot at Ferris Aircraft who transitions from military aviation to becoming the human host for the Green Lantern ring, playing a pivotal role in the final aerial assault against the Centre.

Det. Les Scanlon — Officer Down (2013)

Det. Les Scanlon is a detective brought into the investigation involving six sexual-assault charges and the accused veteran officer McAlister. His arrival expands the police inquiry that unfolds alongside Det. David 'Cal' Callahan’s pursuit of suspects and the department’s effort to control the case.

Keith Clark — These Girls (2005)

Keith is a married father who grows pot, rides a motorcycle, gambles, and smokes. He begins affairs with Glory and Keira, then reluctantly accepts a rotating arrangement involving all three girls. When they threaten to expose him, he becomes hostile, while the strain damages his marriage and leaves him injured after a staged attack goes wrong.

Lance Valenteen — Mr. Fix It (2006)

Lance is a man known for helping other people repair their relationships, yet he feels increasingly isolated because he lacks a serious partner himself. After meeting Sophia, he studies her ideal personality and repeatedly reshapes his own identity to win her affection, forcing him to confront his dishonesty and desire for genuine connection.

Roger Hargitay — The Hard Easy (2006)

A stock market broker who discovers his company embezzled $5 million from clients and faces imminent arrest. To avoid prison, he is coerced by his boss to participate in a coordinated jewelry heist alongside his coworkers.

Ed Rush — The Mighty Macs (2011)

Cathy's newly married husband, Ed supports her as she takes on the demanding job of coaching Immaculata's basketball team. Their busy schedules leave them with little time together, making the strain of balancing her work and their relationship part of the story.

Career Overview

David Boreanaz has 43 screen credits in a career dating back to 1975. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently The Crow with 1 titles. Signature works include Bones, SEAL Team, Angel. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
male
Known Credits
43
Birth Date
1969-05-16
Birth Place
Buffalo, New York, USA

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Associated Universes

Universe traveler — spans 2 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q206364), public domain (CC0).