Blue blood’ Andrew Terraciano revealed if he saw Boston Blue after returning

Andrew Terraciano spent 14 seasons playing Donnie Wahlbergson is open Blue blood – but you saw it Boston Blue spinoff has it counted?

“I’m moving around. I’ve been very busy, I’m getting very busy. I’m getting my masters right now,” the 22-year-old towel said exclusively US of the Week whether or not you have seen the new series. “That means I put almost all the TV to watch – unless it’s directly related to the course.”

Despite his busy academic schedule, Terraciano, who originated the role of Sean, has no plans to watch the beloved spinach any time soon.

“I’m going to give it the time and respect it deserves,” he said, before hinting at a possible return despite Mika Amonen currently playing Wahlberg’s son in Wahlberg’s new CBS hit.

“I told Donnie on the phone. If he says the Word, I’ll be there,” he said. “Not for blue blood or Boston Blue, but for anything in life.”

Terraciano was a constant presence on our TV screens there Blue blood issued from 2010 to 2024. While the show has been extended Boston Blue besides Terraciano, the actor took time to express his gratitude Blue blood While I was talking We.

“It was my first real acting role. I was only 6 years old when my brother and I got it [our parts] And he was 8 years old. Therefore it was the grace of the storm, “remembering the Lord.” But we also don’t really understand what’s going on. I can’t say my parents did. … We never had any idea what we were getting into and then my father found out [Tom Selleck] There was going to be a show and he quickly called his mother. They came out on top of that. “

Terraciano admitted that the experience was sometimes “very surreal”.

“It was too early [as a cast] He continues, ‘Okay, we’re going to find whatever happens and we’re going to have fun doing it.’

After bringing the character of Sean to life, Terraciano was thrilled to have the opportunity to expand on the role for over a decade.

“A lot of people don’t watch you leave in the middle of one season and then come back two meters tall with a completely different voice. It was amazing,” he teased. “Every time I found myself at the same time I found time to find out about Sean. It’s about Sean finding out who he was and finding a different way of family in the way that we’ve shown that.”

In addition to sharing the screen with Wahlberg, Bridget Moynahan, Esses, Len Cariou and Hamerack, Andrew and his elder brother, Tony Terracianoplaying siblings.

“None of us were trained actors mentally. All of our experience was very much learning the job. So we sat down and learned what we thought,” said Andrew. We. “After that we would go and we would be in the same football team and we would have the same habits. I have a twin sister and it’s the same thing in a different light.”

He continued, “But that is your experience, we can fight and we can hate each other but we will always love each other. We will always love each other.”

Despite completing their roles internally Boston Blue, Andrew has been thriving in school and has continued to pursue his passion for creativity.

“At the end of last spring, I had the great opportunity to work for the director of my dear friend Savrina Carlier’s translation of Annie Baker’s Antipodes by Annie Baker. “It showed me how much love I have for all kinds of things. I helped produce a short film for a friend recently, and I’m looking forward to every opportunity to do it.”

He concluded, “You find love and you can’t take it away so you can continue to act and continue to participate in creativity in any way for the rest of my life. But I’m a Star Wars star so I’ll do anything [in that universe]. And I would like to try a sitcom. “

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