Tom Selleck Induction 

Tom is the ultimate man;the ultimate actor. It wouldn't matter what role he plays because we all know he's a good person. He's one of the best that's ever been or will be.

I was impressed with his detailed knowledge of the cowboy's equipment.

Was always an admirer , but to hear him say period saddles don't fit now-a - day horses shows he is VERY knowledgeable. Seems like a decent person. One of very few actors I'd actually like to meet

Tom Selleck...a real class act...90% there with the props and clothing...and 100% Tom Selleck talent makes 190% good of an actor. It's hard not to like an role he plays...thies interview makes me realize what a big fan I am of his work...thanks for posting it!

Tom Selleck..is a HERO!!! a True HERO!

He really knows his stuff, he doesn't just " play " riding a horse, and going through the motions, one reason he is one of my favorite western and all around favorite actor. Nothing fake about him, all around good guy, who are getting less and less in hollywood......

I pray Mr. Selleck gets back on a horse and does another western and bring on all of the greats still with us.

I do like John Wayne but------- Tom plays the best western of anyone out there, Quigley Down Under The Sackets, Monte Walsh, Crossfire Trail, Last Stand at Sable River, Shadow Riders he has an aire about him and he doesn't always win but gets his butt kicked as anyone would. Would like to see him make some more before he gets too old. Most of the afore mentioned I consider classics , with nothing better out there ! He's one of those who can just be himself and it makes a great movie. GO Tom !

Truly enjoyed this great interview with Tom Selleck one of my fave actors. Does western movies so well... wish u would more. I also learnt a lot watching this. ♥️😊👍

Please Tom, do another western. You're a natural in the saddle ❤

Absolutely great interview!

Tom Selleck Westerns are all enjoyable. Thank you Tom !

Quigley Down Under, is by FAR my favorite Western film, followed by Monte Walsh, and then John Wayne's The Shootist.

Thank you, Mr Tom. Many, many hours of enjoyable entertainment.

Don is a great interviewer. He throws a piece of an idea out there in the middle of the floor --- then lets Selleck work all over it, and doesn't interrupt. And Selleck doesn't disappoint. He gives full and informative answers.

Mr. Selleck is a great example for young men who grew up around guns. He is proud of his work, and his hertiage... well grounded. Bu

Tom has numerous westerns. Love Quigley Down Under was excellent in Monte Walsh. And I would like to see a couple more Jesse Stone movies. Congratulations Tom you are a man's man.

Hopefully Tom Selleck will be able to make more westerns. He's an outstanding actor and so is Sam Elliott.

Thank you Mr. Selleck. I am a fan...

I loved all the characters that he played, western, police, sport...he is a great actor and even greater person.

Magnum P.I, Sackett's, Shadow Riders, Runaway, Quigley, Innocent Man and almost, almost Indiana. always looked forward to him during that time period.

Mr. Selleck is one of the last of the great cowboy actors. I hope that he makes many more westerns for us.

Watching this makes me want to get out my Tom Selleck western dvd's and watch them again.

One of our best western actors, perhaps under rated. I hope to see him in another great western soon.

I have watched "Quigley Down Under" at least 50 times. I love all the westerners Tom and Sam Elliott have worked on.

The national Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum is my happy place. I grew up watching Cheyenne, Sugarfoot, Have gun will travel and anything western. We went on a cross country rv trip and each of us picked a bucket list thing to do. Mine was to go back to the NC&WHM

14:13 love Tom Selleck movies especially this one. I mentioned he like to play the flawed character. Like Monte Walsh and others. Not a western but one of my favorite is as serious as Jesse Stone

Stunning what a fantastic masculine man. Beautiful eyes, mystic.....Jesse Stone series 'blows me away' Tom Selleck you are beautiful ..........

Fabulous interview. Mr. Selleck's retention of props, prop creators, actors, time periods and so much more is fascinating.

For a actor, Tom knows his Old West Weaponry, a rare breed.

Great actor!

I am a huge fan of Tom Select and I AM 68. Obviously he was/is an attractive man but that was just the icing. He is intelligent, well spoken, served our country and has always made an effort to support the military. Also I admire the fact that he was/ is selective about the roles he takes and how protective he is of his family.

Amazing Actor !!!!! 💙

I hope tom selleck makes more westerns.

"Nobody sits a horse like Monte"

A proud Tom Selleck fan since high school! Good to see him still in his prime!

One of the Ultimate Cowboy Actor's ever! I love how he puts his all into Acting, and makes his characters look so real and natural. Also, what's not to like about that voice and mustache.

I hope Sam Eliot is in the museum

Great interview. Very interesting back history.

My appreciation for all of Mr. Selleck's westerns is all the firearms and dress used were period correct. Technical accuracy is very important and do not go unnoticed.

Nice interview, thanks for posting.

Thomas William "Tom" Selleck (born January 29, 1945) age 71. He was best known for his starring role as the Hawaii-based private investigator Thomas Magnum in the television series Magnum, P.I. (1980-1988). He also plays Police Chief Jesse Stone in a series of made-for-TV movies based on Robert B. Parker novels. Since 2010, he has also been a primary cast member as NYPD Commissioner Frank Reagan in the drama Blue Bloods on CBS. Selleck has appeared in more than 50 film and television roles since Magnum, P.I., including Three Men and a Baby, Quigley Down Under, Mr. Baseball, and Lassiter. Selleck also appeared as Dr. Richard Burke on Friends and as A.J. Cooper on the TV series Las Vegas. Selleck was born in Detroit, Michigan and wasn't just an actor. He served in the United States Army between 1967-1973 and earned the rank of Sergeant. He also served in the Army National Guard, California and 1st Battalion, 160th Infantry. He received the awards of California National Guard Federal Service Ribbon, California State Service Ribbon, California Drill Attendance Ribbon. He is one of my favorite actors! He is a supporter of the second amendment. Very smart and is one of the most humble people you'll ever have the pleasure of knowing. He won't forget your name and he will go out of his way to build you up at ever opportunity he gets.

Way to be "Roy"! Truly love the leather rig/gear in Quigley. Jesse Stone series is truly great filming, long descriptive scene's that allow an actors qualities to shine, great story line too. Filming and sound very good just the same...its a quality package that apparently the Hollywood higher ups fail to see fit to publish, regardless of the income they might not fully see. Tom, you are best doing westerns...like he said "No one sits a saddle like Monte Walsh" is true in reality. America and the globe could use a lot more westerns vs. the crap Hollywood produces in quantity. Seems as though the standards in acting and outcome have been lowered to fit the unskilled actors, directors and producers in this current age.

couldn't happen to a better man

love you tom

This was very interesting. Impressive that Tom knows so much about horses and gear and not just an actor. Still one of my favorite actors.

He is good at whatever he does.

what a wonderful person he is ,,, wonderful actor and human being God bless you Tom and your family !

My favorite scene in Quigley, was the last scene. The gunfight,.

I like that saddle behind Tom. Looks like a saddle my dad had. And the appeal of Quigley (sp) to me is simple. It's the Sharps rifle. Beautiful gun. I'm glad to hear Tom talk about the detail given to the props. The period correct firearms and tack. Always something I look for in a western.

I wonder if Mr. Selleck ever considered or would ever consider doing a sequel to "Quigley Down Under"?

I have always liked tom Sellak since magnum. My mustache is exactly like his. Since I was in my 20s. How cool is that. I've seen giugley at least 30 times. I love the music. I love his smile. My sister was around you when you came to montana. She likes you too. But what really endeared me to you is when I saw you at President Reagans funeral. That told me what kind of man you are. You and Sam Elliot. And Wilfred Brimley. The best.

I couldn’t imagine anyone else playing Matthew Quigley. Tom stands as tall as Wayne, but brings his own gait to his cowboy parts. And in Quigley, a little humor to a film with very serious undertones. He was definitely the Aboriginal’s avenging angel.

Spike reminds me of James Stewart's Pie. Beautiful horses.

That was a fun watch. Thanks

i worked and ran around with Jerry Croft in Arizona a long time ago - i know some stories we had

He is still a handsome man.

Tom selleck great actor. Like him in most of his movies. Tom I wish you would make another Magnum.

Quigley is one of my favourite movies ever.

God Selleck is such an encyclopaedia when it comes to all things Western

I just subscribed to your channel because I've been a addicted fan of Westerns and cowboy actors.This was a great interview of Mr.Tom Selleck , he's been my favorite from my school days.Please send me notifications as I'm from India Pune City where we have English theatres showing Westerns .Thank you for this video.jai Maharashtra.

I said I didn't have much use for one. Didn't say I didn't know how to use it.

Great actors like Alan Rickman make the best bad guys.

Tom is a fantastic actor and as we all know he is a great cowboy .

The wrong firearms in a western bugged me to no end. Johne Wayne used his 73 SAA and a 1892 Winchester no matter what time period it was. Tom Selick does a great job getting it right in his movies. I saw he used Kenny Howell conversion 1960 Army. That was before Uberti started making them. I own a type II Richards and Mason and the Richards and Mason and a 72 open top all in 44 Colt. Just watched Monte Walsh again..

a great actor

Tom Selleck plays a great cowboy Also Sam Elliott Kevin Cosner Clint Eastwood Robert Duvall Who I forget ?

I’ve only seen Quigley a little over a hundred times.

I am always learning! A Daddys girl! I quess that is why I am into these guns, saddles & horses, along with everything TS does! Don't mind it when SE shows up too! Thanks, Jackie

Tom Selleck, what a gentleman

Tom makes a great Western!

Maybe you can do another western really great

I love hi films but wish ,,,,,,,he would do more Jessie Stone

Quigley Down Under would not be the truly great movie it is if it were not for Tom Selleck & the absolutely brilliant casting and photography. This is my all time favorite movie and I watch it a lot.

I love him and Sam Elliott in the Sacketts. You can't get better cowboys.

Hey Tom,U DA-MAN!🐴🐴🐴

The best part of quigley.. when he's up on the hill.. he stops and looks back. That scene just tears my heart out. And I'm a 6 8 280 pd guy. You know it had to be good. And his classic smile when the British soldiers realize they are surrounded. Thats was good. I put you and Mr Elliot in the same category as the late great Clint Walker. Another good man in film and more importantly real life.. There s a rumer out in montana in the flathead. That you are the owner of the Packers Roust. Please tell me it ain't so. They got great hamburgers. But not to much else. Unless of course your there at night and got a few in ya. Then the place looks downright hospitable.

I loved John Wayne movies but he never had a correct saddle. Tom Selleck always did.

I think it would be fun if Blue Bloods, did one of those dream mode episodes starting out with, Grandpa Henry Reagan starting the episode with a cowboy story at the dinner table, and fading into a story about a mid 19th century town, just letting the entire regular cast having old wild west fun! Wild West City is right in New Jersey!

I not only own 3 copies of “Quigley Down Under”, having watched the movie over 200 times, but I also own a Sharps with 34” barrel in .45-70. .45-110 is too hard to find, and I don’t reload.

I adore your son's music and your fabulous actor

Ya, it would be nice to see him act again besides beying on "Blue Bloods" where all he does is frown. He's got that frown down pat.

Très grand acteur ont aime bien

Tom and Sam need one more go! Saddle up ya old farts 💨. We need some more heroes for the youngins. Make ole Ben Johnson proud.

He has a lovely smile too !

Tom Selleck is 10 times the actor John Wayne ever was. Quigley & Monte Walsh are classic westerns with great stories & acting. True grit westerns that exemplify the best of their genre.

LMAOF love his comment about the duke he is a very good actor love his western's

He feels the same as I do about guns in the wrong era it gets irritating watching a movie about the civil war for example and some guy pulls out a 1873 colt, you would think the actors or the armorer would say something

Thumbs-Up #846 I am Tuesday afternoon 18 March 2020! Geeze man you don’t need a much better reason to tune-in, watch, then subscribe AND energize the bell than to showcase Tom Selleck! DONE!

John Wayne, Ben Johnson, Buck Taylor, Sam Elliott and of course Tom Selleck are the best in the Western genre. You could add also, Ken Curtis, Robert Duvall, Kevin Costner and Thomas Hayden Church as well. We sure could use more westerns in this day and age.

Didn't Tom Selleck used to spend quite a bit of time in a house on Lake Sebago, Maine in the 1978/79 period ? I think he also had friends in Sandy Spring , Maryland.

i still think he would've made a better Indiana Jones!

Tom Selleck and Sam Elliott 💓in a movie The Sackett's, I hope Sam is in the Western Cowboy HOF.

Ok, I know he's an actor. which means he's good at being something he's not. But Tom Selleck has always struck me as Just A Nice Guy. Someone you'd like to hang with and call A Friend.

Love Quigley. As for Monte Walsh I view the Lee Marvin film as the real version.

He looks like Higgins from the Magnum PI series.

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I understand completely the need for a horse over 16 hands. I recently lost my gilding, Money Man Bill, son of Man In The Money, grandson on Dash For Cash, who was called Cash because he looked just like his grandpa. He stood 16.3, and was the smartest and smoothest horse I’ve ever seen. He was 31 years old. My dad put me in a saddle on a Quarter Horse when I was 2 years old, that was 66 years ago. I do wish Tom would make another western before he sunset. I own every one he’s made, plus all of his Jesse Stone movies.

He was made for westerns.