An iconic heart report from the 80s that is also a beloved television star looks unrecognizable in rare yearbook photos.
The actor has portrayed memorable characters in a number of long -term series in the course of his successful career so far.
In addition to dramatic roles, he also appeared on the big screen to show off his skills in the comic genre.
He has worked with various A-list celebrities since he scored his first credited role in the late sixties, such as Ted Danson, Alan Rickman, Viola Davis, Courteney Cox and also Angela Bassett.
He released a memoir last year and has also collected an range of Award nominations over the years – and won an Emmy in the 1980s.
But can you guess who it is?
An iconic heart breach from the 80s that is known that his role in the beloved television series looks unrecognizable in rare yearbook photos – you can guess who?; adjusted his last year in 1962
It is Tom Selleck, 80 – known for his roles in the crime drama series Blue Bloods and also Magnum, Pi
The actor can be seen in throwback annual book photos of his time as a student at Grant High School in Van Nys, California.
The star was heavily involved in athletics and played for both the school basketball and the baseball teams.
Selleck was born in January 1945 in Detroit, Michigan to mother Martha and Dad Robert – who was a real estate developer.
Three years later, his family moved to the west coast and settled in the LA -district of Sherman Oaks.
Selleck – who grew up with three other brothers and sisters – entered Grant High School as a first -year student in 1959 and four years later in 1962.
In the series of black and white photos, Tom was able to see a smile flashing in each of his class photos from first -year to last year.
Another image showed the actor who attracted a sleeveless sweater and matching shorts while posing for a photo with the basketball team of the school when he was a second year.
It is Tom Selleck, 80 – known for his roles in the crime drama series Blue Bloods and Magnum, Pi; Above it seen in 1980 in Los Angeles
The actor can be seen in Throwback annual book photos of his time as a student at Grant High School in Van Nies, California; Seen in 1961
The actor – who recently celebrated his 80th birthday last month – was badly involved in athletics and played for both the school basketball and the baseball teams
De Ster was born in January 1945 in Detroit, Michigan to mother Martha and Dad Robert – who was a real estate developer
Selleck – who grew up with three other brothers and sisters – entered Grant High School as a first -year student in 1959 and four years later in 1962; Seen in the rear row in the middle in 1960
In the series of black and white photos, Tom could see a smile flashing in each of his class photos from first -year to last year
Selleck also joined the baseball team of Grant High School that same year and was also seen on photos with both teams his junior year too.
After graduating in 1962, Tom registered on Los Angeles Valley College, but later passed when he was Junior to USC to play for the university's basketball team.
During his time as a student at Private College, De Ster was also a pitcher and Slagman for the baseball team.
While he was an avid sports player, Selleck also studied Business Administration.
The actor, however, fell mainly from USC his last year when a drama coach recommended that he tried to act. Instead, Tom took lessons under Milton Katselas in the Beverly Hills Playhouse.
During an interview at the Q with Tom Power Podcast last year, De Ster thought shortly after his training and his early days with acting when he became a member of the FOX New Talent program.
The star explained that although he was unmotivated when it came to academics, he always had a passion for sport.
“I had excellent work habits in sport. And I developed the same kind of work habits in acting and acting class. '
After graduating in 1962, Tom wrote to Los Angeles Valley College, but later passed when he was Junior to USC to play for the university's basketball team; Seen in the middle rear row in 1961
During his time as a student at Private College, De Ster was also a pitcher and Slagman for the baseball team; Back Row in the middle seen in 1961
The actor, however, fell mainly from USC his last year when a drama coach recommended that he tried to act. Instead, Tom took lessons under Milton Katselas in the Beverly Hills Playhouse; Seen in the back row in 1960
During an interview at the Q with Tom Power Podcast last year, De Ster thought shortly after his training and his early days with acting when he became a member of the FOX New Talent program; Seen right -hand row seen in 1961
“I had excellent work habits in sport. And I developed the same kind of work habits in acting and acting lessons, “said Tom; Seen in the first row in the middle of 1962
“After Fox had fired me in the program with everyone, I knew you had to study and I also knew that you had to fail a lot, just like in sport,” he said.
The first credited role of Selleck was in 1969 when he appeared in an episode of Lancer and his breakthrough in the industry took place 11 years later.
From 1980 to 1988 the actor portrayed the character of Thomas Magnum in the Hitserie Magnum, Pi
Her collected a total of five Emmy nominations for his performance in the show and scored one win.
Tom later took another old role in Blue Bloods as NYC Police Commissioner Frank Reagan. The show was broadcast for a total of 14 seasons from 2010 to 2024.
He also had smaller roles in projects such as the Hit Sitcom friends and also murder, she wrote.
Selleck is also known for the leading role in three men and a baby, Quigley Down Under and the Jessie Stone films.
Tom recently revealed to Parade whether he was ready to retire after Blue Bloods was canceled after 14 seasons – with the last episode broadcast in December 2024.
He also had smaller roles in projects such as the Hit Sitcom friends and also murder, she wrote; Seen above with Courtney Cox about friends
Tom later took another old role in Blue Bloods such as NYC Police Commissioner Frank Reagan (above). The show was broadcast for a total of 14 seasons from 2010 to 2024
De Ster said: 'I would like to do another comedy. The right kind of comedy. Friends made people laugh and cry occasionally. That is the kind of comedy I like to do. Three men and a baby had that too. '
Selleck showed his interest in repeating his character of Frank Reagan in a spin-off from Blue Bloods, but there is still an offer to take place.
“I am open to suggestions because I love Frank Reagan, but nobody really asked,” the star shared on the outlet.
“I don't see him retiring and leaving somewhere. If he goes to a small town, I prefer to do more Jesse Stone movies. '
With regard to the sudden cancellation of Blue Bloods, Tom admitted TV insider that he was 'frustrated' because there was more to tell the story.
“I'm a bit frustrated. During those last eight shows I didn't want to talk about an end for Blue Bloods, but that it is still very successful. '
He added: “In a top 100 shows of 2023-2024 (in total viewers we were number 9 out of 100), if you have the three football shows, we are #6!”
Selleck showed his interest in repeating his character of Frank Reagan in a spin-off from Blue Bloods, but there is still an offer to take place; Seen in 2024 in NYC
“My frustration is that the show was always taken for granted because it performed from the start.”
A source also opened about Selleck's plans after the end of the CBS show and told Closs magazine: “He wants to relax on his ranch, walk around his property, spend time with his wife and family and travel a little.”
'Tom and Jillie can just sit at home, cook, take a long walk and be very satisfied. He loves Jillie and trusts her to plan activities or travel plans. '
“He looks forward to having more free time to spend with her,” the insider went on to the publication.
