Why does Tom Selleck wear a Moustache?

Since his “Magnum P.I.” days of wearing Hawaiian shirts, the stache has followed Selleck throughout his successful career. Selleck explained exactly what the mustache means to him in the YouTube video of the interview. “Well, it meant a job on “Blue Bloods,” he said jokingly.

What is a lampshade mustache?

Getting a Lampshade is all about growing a restrained, close-cropped mustache directly above the upper lip. Ideally, it should run the length of your lips for best effect, without breaching past them.

Is Tom Selleck’s mustache better than Clark Gable?

While the actor has often been compared to the mustached Clark Gable, Tom Selleck’s mustache became well known for its sleek, well-maintained look. It also helped that Magnum P.I. had 6.5 million viewers and nearly 32 million viewers for season 2 of Friends.

Is Tom Selleck the coolest guy on TV?

From 1980 to 1988, he played the coolest guy on TV — Vietnam War veteran turned Hawaii-based private detective Thomas Magnum on Magnum, P.I. The show was a smash hit that earned Selleck an Emmy Award, and probably because of all the built-up goodwill from that series, Selleck is the rare actor with a second long-running hit show.

Does Tom Selleck have two hit shows?

The show was a smash hit that earned Selleck an Emmy Award, and probably because of all the built-up goodwill from that series, Selleck is the rare actor with a second long-running hit show. Since 2010, he’s played New York City’s police commissioner on the CBS police drama Blue Bloods.

Did Tom Selleck serve in the Vietnam War?

Tom Selleck enlisted to avoid the Vietnam War draft As a college-aged, able-bodied man in the late 1960s, young Tom Selleck was very much eligible for the Selective Service — in other words, the military draft to build up a force to fight in the Vietnam War. Eventually, Selleck’s number came up, and he was drafted.