Tom Selleck has spent more than half a century in Hollywood, becoming one of the most recognizable faces in American television. At 80, he carries the same quiet steadiness that made him magnetic in Magnum, P.I. and later in Blue Bloods. But when he talks about the people who shaped him, the producers and executives fall into the background. Only one name genuinely stands out to him now: James Garner. For decades, Selleck kept the depth of their relationship to himself, calling it private, personal, something the public didn’t need to dissect. But age has a way of loosening the...
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