Tom Selleck Lands First TV Gig Since Blue Bloods End
Tom Selleck, 81, will guest star in an untitled Apple TV+ comedy with Elizabeth Banks and Ted Danson, marking his first TV role since Blue Bloods ended in 2024.
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Tom Selleck Joins Elizabeth Banks’ Apple TV Comedy as Guest Star
Tom Selleck has joined Apple TV+'s upcoming comedy led by Elizabeth Banks; his exact role is being kept under wraps. The ensemble includes Ted Danson, Rob Delaney, Katey Sagal and more, with Hamish Linklater, Michelle Buteau and Simu Liu in recurring roles. The series, created by Liz Heldens and Matt Ward, is produced by 20th Television with Banks' Brownstone Productions; Jonathan Krisel will direct the pilot and serve as an executive producer.
Tom Selleck Joins Apple TV+ Comedy; Sam Waterston to Play President in NBC Drama Line of Fire
Tom Selleck is set to guest-star in an Apple TV+ untitled comedy series led by Elizabeth Banks (reuniting with Ted Danson); in another casting note, Sam Waterston will play former President Thomas Barnes on NBC's Peter Krause drama Line of Fire, with Chris Chalk as the current president and Campbell Scott recurring as a senator. The piece also rounds up additional casting news across HBO, BritBox, and Fox News.
Tom Selleck’s ‘mixed bag’ take on Trump sparks online backlash
Tom Selleck told CNN that Trump is “a mixed bag” and said he stays out of the current political world to avoid angering half the country, a remark that triggered a wave of online commentary. Critics accused him of ducking controversy while others praised his candor, with fans and pundits parsing what his Reagan-era ties and NRA background might say about his politics.
Selleck Calls Blue Bloods Cancellation 'Very Frustrating' After Pay Cuts
Tom Selleck says Blue Bloods’ cancellation after a 25% salary cut and a long run with an intact cast is 'very frustrating,' noting the show remained a top-rated network staple before CBS pulled the plug.
Blue Bloods Cast Took 25% Pay Cut to Save the Show, Selleck Reveals
Tom Selleck revealed that the Blue Bloods cast accepted a 25% salary cut in the final year to help keep the CBS series on the air, underscoring the actors’ desire to stay together as the show ended after 14 seasons (2010–2024).
Tom Selleck blasts CBS over Blue Bloods exit, reveals 25% cast pay cut
Tom Selleck says the Blue Bloods cast took a 25% pay cut in a bid to keep the CBS drama alive, but CBS canceled the show in 2023 with its final season ending in 2024. He shared the detail on Ted Danson’s podcast, emphasizing the cast’s loyalty and frustration at the network’s handling, while CBS did not comment.
Tom Selleck Faces Challenge in His Comeback Attempt
Tom Selleck, at 80, is making a bold attempt at a career revival by switching talent agencies and aiming for a TV comeback, despite the challenges posed by age and industry preferences for younger actors, and faces an uphill battle to land a leading role.
Tom Selleck's Luxurious 63-Acre Ranch Unveiled Amid Hollywood Feud
Tom Selleck has been spending his retirement at his 63-acre Ventura County ranch after the cancellation of Blue Bloods, a show he starred in for 14 years. The estate, bought from Dean Martin in 1988, features luxury amenities like stables, a tennis court, and a helipad. Selleck is reportedly upset about the show's end and is considering legal action against CBS for ageism, while also managing his property and dealing with the emotional impact of the show's cancellation.
Donnie Wahlberg on Efforts to Save 'Blue Bloods'
Donnie Wahlberg expressed deep emotions as "Blue Bloods" concluded after 14 seasons, highlighting the cast and crew's efforts to keep the show alive. Wahlberg shared the emotional impact of the final scenes and the strong bonds formed with the crew, likening the experience to a family. He also reflected on his relationship with co-star Tom Selleck, whom he considers a father figure. As "Blue Bloods" ends, Wahlberg is set to host a new season of "Very Scary People," a true-crime series on Investigation Discovery.
'Blue Bloods' Bids Farewell: Cast Reflects on Series Finale and Future Possibilities
The series finale of 'Blue Bloods' aired, concluding the long-running CBS drama with its 293rd episode, "End of Tour." Executive producer Kevin Wade discussed the decision not to kill off any main characters, emphasizing the show's focus on family and character-driven stories. The finale featured high stakes with gang warfare and emotional resolutions for the Reagan family, including new beginnings for several characters. Wade also addressed the possibility of spinoffs, noting the show's success was rooted in its ensemble cast and balanced storytelling.
Donnie Wahlberg Reflects on 'Blue Bloods' Finale and Future Possibilities
The series finale of CBS's "Blue Bloods" concluded after 14 seasons with a mix of typical and significant moments for the Reagan family. The episode featured an attack on the city, resulting in injuries to Eddie and Mayor Chase, and the death of Eddie's partner, Luis Badillo. The finale also included personal developments, such as Erin remarrying her ex-husband and Eddie and Jamie expecting a child. Danny, played by Donnie Wahlberg, began exploring a potential romantic future with his partner Baez, emphasizing character growth over a definitive relationship. Tom Selleck's character, Frank Reagan, did not retire, maintaining his complex relationship with his role as commissioner.
Tom Selleck's Frustration with 'Blue Bloods' Cancellation and Future Plans
Tom Selleck has openly criticized CBS for canceling "Blue Bloods" after 14 successful seasons, citing the show's strong ratings and continued popularity. Despite his frustration, Selleck remains committed to acting and hopes for future projects, including a potential Western. He also expressed concerns about the current state of the TV industry, emphasizing the importance of actors and audience connection. "Blue Bloods" will air its series finale on December 13.
Blue Bloods Finale: Drama, Romance, and Laughter as Series Concludes
Tom Selleck and Donnie Wahlberg express their surprise and disappointment over the cancellation of "Blue Bloods" after 14 seasons. Despite the show's success and the cast's desire to continue, CBS decided to end the series, leaving the actors to reflect on their journey and the show's legacy. Selleck and Wahlberg discuss the impact of the show, the importance of family themes, and their uncertainty about future projects, while also considering the possibility of a spinoff.
Tom Selleck Eyes 'Yellowstone' Role After 'Blue Bloods'
Tom Selleck, known for his role as Commissioner Frank Reagan on CBS's 'Blue Bloods,' expressed interest in joining Taylor Sheridan's 'Yellowstone' series after 'Blue Bloods' ends its 15-year run. Selleck, who misses acting in westerns, hinted at potential collaboration with Sheridan, inspired by his friend Sam Hunt's role in '1883.' Despite 'Blue Bloods' being a top-rated show, CBS canceled it due to high production costs, a decision that surprised the cast and fans.