What happened to James Aubrey’s actor John Boyd from Bones?

The ending to Fox’s “Bones” wasn’t exactly dark As fans expected. However, its heroes’ paths to a happy ending are not what can be described as easy. Just ask John Boyd’s James Aubrey, a young FBI agent who joins the main group in Season 10 and eventually establishes himself as Seely Booth’s (David Boreanaz) partner.

Over the course of his three seasons on the show, Aubrey starts out as an anxious and sometimes mistrustful semi-outsider who mostly gets a pass because Lance Sweet (John Francis Daley) vouches for him. Then it rises to itself After Sweet’s sudden death He becomes a key member of the team for the rest of the series. During this time, Aubrey receives serious injuries, deals with serious family issues, and even ends his high-profile relationship with Jessica Warren (Laura Spencer) just as the show is coming to a close — though that falls in line with the series finale’s determination to wrap things up. On the plus side, it’s heavily implied to find new love with Karen Delfs (Sarah Rowe).

“Bones” is the kind of show that doesn’t hurt a young actor’s resume, and Boyd already had plenty of experience from major productions when he joined the cast. After all, he’s already appeared in major films like M. Night Shyamalan’s 2006 fantasy “Lady in the Water” and Oscar-winner Ben Affleck’s 2012 thriller “Argo.” He was also part of The main cast of the eighth season of the series “24”.plays drone expert Arlo Glass. Add “Bones” on top of all this, and it’s no surprise that Boyd worked steadily after the procedural ended with Fox in 2017. Here’s what he’s been up to.

After “Bones” ended, John Boyd didn’t spend much time away from law enforcement-themed shows. In 2019, he moved on to CBS’ great Dick Wolf procedural’s latest success story, “FBI.” Boyd joined the show in season 2 and has been part of the main cast ever since. His role is as FBI Special Agent Stuart Scola, a man who combines smooth-talking street smarts, an Ivy League education, and a truly bizarre past as a Wall Street stockbroker — an odd detail, given that Boyd’s character “Bones” is a stockbroker. Finance. son. In this capacity, Boyd also appeared in occasional episodes of the FBI spin-off series “FBI: International” and “FBI: Most Wanted”.

Aside from his continued success in procedurals, Boyd has also appeared in a couple of films on the heels of his success with ‘Bones’. In 2017, he had a small role in Todd Haynes’ ICS Cannes Award-winning mystery drama “Wonderstruck.” Then, in 2018, he appeared in Taken’s thriller Peppermint, directed by Pierre Morel. After landing the role of Special Agent Scola, Boyd followed the same career pattern he did with Bones, focusing on his big TV role.

“Bones” is currently streaming on Hulu.