As Tom Selleck looks back on a career that has spanned decades, awards, and cultural milestones, one influence rises above the rest with quiet clarity. Long before Magnum PI turned him into a household name, Selleck was a working actor learning how to survive an industry that rewards talent but tests character. It was James Garner, already a respected icon, who offered something far more valuable than career advice. He offered an example of how to live with steadiness, humor, and integrity in a profession that often strips people of all three. Continue reading…
