Tom Selleck’s Candid Parade Cover Story: ‘I’m Not Sure What’s Next’
Tom Selleck, 79, discusses his future plans and career highlights in a candid Parade cover story following the conclusion of his 14th and final season of Blue Bloods. The veteran actor expresses interest in starring in another Western, potentially collaborating with Taylor Sheridan or reuniting with Sam Elliott. He reflects on memorable moments from Blue Bloods, including being the first show to film at the 9-11 memorial, and cherishes mementos like his character Frank Reagan's engraved Rolex watch.
Selleck reminisces about his successful 10-episode arc on Friends, his role in Three Men and a Baby, and Quigley Down Under. As he approaches his 80th birthday in January, he maintains he intends to keep working rather than retire. The Blue Bloods series finale is scheduled to air on CBS at 10 p.m. ET on Friday, Dec. 13.
Tom Selleck, 79 anni, discute dei suoi piani futuri e dei momenti salienti della sua carriera in una sincera intervista di copertura su Parade, dopo la conclusione della sua 14esima e ultima stagione di Blue Bloods. L'attore veterano esprime interesse per la possibilità di recitare in un altro film western, eventualmente collaborando con Taylor Sheridan o riunendosi con Sam Elliott. Riflessioni sui momenti memorabili di Blue Bloods, compreso il fatto di essere stato il primo spettacolo a girare al memoriale dell'11 settembre, e conserva come tesoro souvenir come l'orologio Rolex inciso del suo personaggio Frank Reagan.
Selleck evoca il suo riuscito arco narrativo di 10 episodi in Friends, il suo ruolo in Tre uomini e una culla e Quigley Down Under. Avvicinandosi al suo ottantesimo compleanno a gennaio, sostiene di voler continuare a lavorare piuttosto che andare in pensione. Il finale di serie di Blue Bloods è programmato per andare in onda su CBS alle 22:00 ET di venerdì 13 dicembre.
Tom Selleck, de 79 años, habla sobre sus planes futuros y momentos destacados de su carrera en una sincera historia de portada en Parade, tras la conclusión de su 14ª y última temporada de Blue Bloods. El actor veterano expresa interés en protagonizar otro western, potencialmente colaborando con Taylor Sheridan o reuniéndose nuevamente con Sam Elliott. Reflexiona sobre momentos memorables de Blue Bloods, incluyendo ser el primer programa en filmar en el memorial del 11 de septiembre, y atesora recuerdos como el reloj Rolex grabado de su personaje Frank Reagan.
Selleck recuerda su exitoso arco de 10 episodios en Friends, su papel en Tres hombres y un bebé, y Quigley Down Under. Al acercarse a su 80º cumpleaños en enero, sostiene que tiene la intención de seguir trabajando en lugar de retirarse. El final de la serie de Blue Bloods está programado para transmitirse en CBS a las 10 p.m. ET el viernes 13 de diciembre.
톰 셀렉(79세)은 블루 블러드스의 14번째이자 마지막 시즌 종료 후, 그의 미래 계획과 경력 하이라이트에 대해 진솔하게 이야기합니다. 베테랑 배우는 또 다른 서부 영화에 출연할 의사를 표명하며, 테일러 셔리던과 협력하거나 샘 엘리엇과 재회할 가능성을 언급합니다. 그는 9·11 추모 기념관에서 촬영한 첫 번째 프로그램이었던 블루 블러드스에서의 기억에 남는 순간들을 회상하며, 그의 캐릭터 프랭크 레이건의 새겨진 롤렉스 시계 같은 기념품을 소중히 여깁니다.
셀렉은 친구들(Friends)에서의 성공적인 10회 에피소드 아크, 세 남자와 아기, 퀴글리 다운 언더에서의 역할을 회상합니다. 1월에 80세 생일을 맞이하는 그는 은퇴하기보다 계속 일할 계획임을 밝혔습니다. 블루 블러드스의 시리즈 피날레는 12월 13일 금요일 오후 10시 ET에 CBS에서 방영될 예정입니다.
Tom Selleck, 79 ans, évoque ses projets futurs et les points culminants de sa carrière dans une interview franche de Parade, suite à la conclusion de sa 14ème et dernière saison de Blue Bloods. L'acteur vétéran exprime son intérêt pour jouer dans un autre western, éventuellement en collaborant avec Taylor Sheridan ou en retrouvant Sam Elliott. Il se remémore des moments mémorables de Blue Bloods, notamment le fait d'être la première émission à filmer au mémorial du 11 septembre, et chérisse des souvenirs comme sa montre Rolex gravée de son personnage Frank Reagan.
Selleck se souvient de son arc réussi de 10 épisodes dans Friends, de son rôle dans Trois hommes et un couffin et Quigley Down Under. Alors qu'il approche de son 80ème anniversaire en janvier, il souligne qu'il a l'intention de continuer à travailler plutôt que de prendre sa retraite. Le final de la série Blue Bloods est prévu pour être diffusé sur CBS à 22h ET le vendredi 13 décembre.
Tom Selleck, 79 Jahre alt, spricht in einer offenen Parade-Cover-Story über seine Zukunftspläne und Karrierehöhepunkte, nachdem seine 14. und letzte Staffel von Blue Bloods zu Ende gegangen ist. Der erfahrene Schauspieler äußert Interesse, in einem weiteren Western mitzuwirken, möglicherweise in Zusammenarbeit mit Taylor Sheridan oder in einer erneuten Zusammenarbeit mit Sam Elliott. Er denkt an denkwürdige Momente aus Blue Bloods zurück, darunter, dass die Serie die erste war, die am 9/11-Mahnmals gedreht hat, und schätzt Erinnerungsstücke wie die gravierte Rolex-Uhr seines Charakters Frank Reagan.
Selleck erinnert sich an seinen erfolgreichen 10-Episoden-Bogen in Friends, seine Rolle in Drei Männer und ein Baby und Quigley Down Under. Im Hinblick auf seinen 80. Geburtstag im Januar betont er, dass er weiterhin arbeiten möchte, anstatt sich zurückzuziehen. Das Serienfinale von Blue Bloods soll am Freitag, den 13. Dezember, um 22 Uhr ET auf CBS ausgestrahlt werden.
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In this candid interview he contemplates what might be next (he’d love a Taylor Sheridan Western or to reunite with friend and former co-star Sam Elliott) and discusses how he fell into acting by taking a class at community college to get an “easy A.” He also covers why Friends was a standout, the emotions behind writing his memoir, his dislike of avocados (even though he grows them on his ranch) and why he didn’t like sleepovers as a kid.
The Blue Bloods series finale airs on CBS at 10 p.m. ET on Friday, Dec. 13.
Read the full interview here. Video link here. Notable quotes are below.
On what’s next after so many years of filming Blue Bloods
“I don’t know where my next job will take me. A good Western’s always on my list. I miss that. I want to sit on a horse again.”
On the possibility of working on a Taylor Sheridan project with Sam Elliott
“Sam was great [in 1883]. We go way, way back. I love him dearly. I’d love to work with Sam.”
On a favorite memory from Blue Bloods
“We were the first show that was allowed to shoot at the 9-11 memorial. That was a special privilege and an important thing for our show.”
On mementos from the Blue Bloods set
“When I started the show, I bought a watch to celebrate. But it was Frank Reagan’s watch. It was a period Rolex. I had it engraved on the back, “From Danny, Erin, Joe and Jamie” [his character’s children]. I wore that every show. I still have it.”
“Also, he was a Marine, so I bought a Marine Corps ring and had it engraved inside accurately. Those things mean something.”
On a Blue Bloods spinoff
I’m open to suggestions, because I love Frank Reagan, but nobody’s really asked. I don’t see him retiring and going off somewhere.
On his Jesse Stone TV movie series
“Everywhere I go one of the things I get asked is, ‘When can I see another Jesse Stone?’ It would be an interesting challenge because Jesse is older now. There’ve been quite a few years between shows.”
On his 10-episode arc on Friends
“It was a lovely experience, something I didn’t see coming. They didn’t have a script or anything. I was supposed to do three shows, and on the third show at the table read, somebody said, ‘Oh, that’s right, this is your last show. I wish you could come back.’ I said, ‘Well, nobody asked me.’ So that turned into 10 shows.”
On doing another comedy
“I would love to do another comedy. The right kind of comedy. Friends made people laugh and cry at times. That’s the kind of comedy I enjoy doing.”
On his favorite roles
“I have a lot of favorites for different reasons. Certainly, Three Men and a Baby was a favorite. It was the No. 1 movie in the world. I’m very proud of Quigley Down Under, which has passed the test of time and is still very, very popular. I was a little anxious to play a part that maybe John Wayne could have done better. Obviously, Magnum and Blue Bloods are among my favorites.”
On avocados… and sleepovers
“David Letterman made me eat one and I gagged. I’m not much of a vegetable guy. I was a very fussy eater as a kid. I was afraid to spend the night over at a friend’s house because I was afraid of what they’d have for dinner.”
On celebrating his 80th birthday this January
“I’m trying not to count. I stopped celebrating birthdays a while back. I intend to keep working and not make a big deal of it.”
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