Tom Selleck in conversation with George Pennacchio at Live Talks Los Angeles
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- Опубліковано 21 вер 2024
- Tom Selleck in conversation with George Pennacchio at discussing his memoir,
"You Never Know." This event was taped on May 28, 2024.
Frank, funny and open-hearted, You Never Know is an intimate memoir from one of the most beloved actors of our time. With never-told stories from all corners of his personal and professional life, Tom Selleck recounts his friendships with Frank Sinatra, Carol Burnett, Sam Elliott, James Garner and more.
Tom Selleck is an award-winning actor and producer best known for his iconic role as Thomas Magnum in the original Magnum P.I. television series. Among the many unforgettable roles he has played are PI Lance White on The Rockford Files, Peter Mitchell in Three Men and a Baby, Matthew Quigley in Quigley Down Under, and Peter Malloy in In & Out. He was beloved as Dr. Richard Burke, Monica’s older boyfriend, on Friends and is currently starring as NYPD Commissioner Frank Reagan on the hit crime drama Blue Bloods, now in its 14th season.
In Tom Selleck’s new memoir, You Never Know, the star of Magnum P.I. and Blue Bloods shares his backstory-from the University of Southern California business school and basketball court to his co-star turn with Mae West and his recurring role as Monica’s boyfriend on Friends.
Selleck clears up an armload of misconceptions and shares dozens of never-told stories from all corners of his personal and professional life. He also shares what it was like to emerge as a mega-star in his mid-thirties- and how he adjusted his career to protect his family’s privacy and normalcy.
With charm, talent, and self-deprecating humor, Selleck reveals himself as someone who reached incredible heights by always insisting on being himself. His journey offers a fresh perspective on a changing industry and a changing world.
George Pennacchio is the longtime entertainment reporter for ABC7 Eyewitness News. He’s also the host of all the “On The Red Carpet” specials broadcast on the ABC-owned stations around the country. During his career, George has won four Emmy Awards, several National Arts and Entertainment Journalism Awards and has been honored with The Luminary Award by the L.A. Press Club for his body of work. George is now in his 28th year at ABC7.
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You are a gentleman, and so humble. Quigley Down Under was a great movie. May God bless you, Mr. Selleck.
My husband did the props for a pilot for a baseball movie that Tom was starring in. I'm not sure it was Mr. Baseball. My mom and I went to watch the filming. My mom ( probably about 70+ years old) really loved Tom, and when we were walking up to the set, we passed Tom, who was walking away from the set. Mom reached out and took Tom's hand and said, "Hi, I'm Bea," to which he said, "Hi, I'm Tom." She was so thrilled, and a few days later, he sent her an autographed baseball and picture. She was so happy, and I was so surprised because. Not many actors would be so gracious about being grabbed by a fan, but he was so gracious.
Tom needs to push to keep Blue Bloods running!
The Blue Bloods set is completely gone. The cast finished filming in July. They're looking for a job.
Love this its amazing. I would like to see more
Thank you for a Great interview. Tom comes across as a truly decent human being, who is grateful for his career & is full of humility, unlike most actors in hollyweird these days, who seem to regard their audience with disdain, which has turned me off hollywood & mainstream film & tv.
I liked him as Jesse Stone.
I just finished watching that series, but had never heard if it! I found it by accident! I agree! It was great! ..👍👍
I read the book and liked it. Great interview.
I love Tom Selleck! I just wonder why they're both dressed like investment bankers.
I wonder that too! Weird!..Speak of awkward!..😬
Enjoying this. Thank you.
"Larry knew Frank." So I heard. At a nice restaurant on Maui. It had a small patio for smoking. My then-husband wanted a cigar after dinner, so out we went. Larry was out there alone, smoking a cigar. He tossed it into the bushes in a panic, like he'd offend someone (or get in trouble?). Then my ex pulled out his own cigar & Larry dove headfirst into the bushes to fish out his cigar. LOL We 3 sat & talked & drank. Larry spoke loads of his friendship with Frank; pointed to a gold bracelet he said he got from Frank. I asked to see it closer & he took it off. I put it on myself & thanked him, like I was keeping it. He was clearly distressed. My ex was about the same size as Selleck. I was amused by the tension, maybe a bit too much. Of course I gave it back. Haven't thought of that in ages.
Did you mention November 19, 1980 in your book?
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