Tom Selleck

Portrayed small-town Police Chief Jesse Stone who is frustrated by his boring job and misses his ex-wife in another TV movie for CBS, "Sea Change"; earned an Emmy nomination for Best Actor in a Miniseries or Movie

Will join the cast of the NBC drama "Las Vegas" as a billionaire who becomes the new owner of the Montecito Resort & Casino

Guest-starred on several episodes of "Boston Legal" (ABC) as Ivan Tiggs

Portrayed General Dwight D. Eisenhower in the A&E TV movie "Ike: Countdown to D-Day"

Starred in the CBS miniseries opposite Felicity Huffman and William H. Macy in Scott Turow's crime thriller "Reversible Errors"

Co-exective produced and starred in "Louis L'Amour's Crossfire Trail" (TNT)

Made Broadway debut starring in the stage revival of "A Thousand Clowns"

Starred as a presidential candidate in the TNT film "Running Mates"

Returned to series TV as star of the CBS sitcom "The Closer"

Garnered critical praise for his comedic performance as an openly gay TV reporter in the hit "In & Out"

Was a recurring guest-star on the popular sitcom "Friends," (NBC) as Richard, Monica's boyfriend

Formed his own production company, T.W.S. Productions

First story credit, provided story for "Limbo", an episode of "Magnum, P.I."

Played the title role on the popular CBS detective-comedy-drama series, "Magnum, P.I."

Co-starred in his miniseries debut, "The Sacketts", a Western melodrama

Co-starred in the busted detective show pilot, "Boston and Kilbride"

Co-starred in "The Gypsy Warriors", a busted WWII adventure series pilot

Starred in "Bunco", a busted cop show pilot

First starring role in TV-movie, "Returning Home" (ABC)

First starring role in "Daughters of Satan", a supernatural melodrama

Played a small role as a publisher in Russ Meyer's "The Seven Minutes", based on Irving Wallace's novel about a pornography trial

Appeared as a recurring character in 15 episodes of "Bracken's World", a primetime showbiz melodrama

Feature acting debut, "Myra Breckenridge"

First TV-movie, "The Movie Murderer" (NBC)

Signed seven-year contract with 20th Century-Fox after leaving college

Appeared in the first of over 50 TV commercials beginning with a Pepsi ad in which he played a basketball player

Appeared in two episodes of "The Rockford Files" as Lance White, "the perfect detective"

Began working as a model in college

Born in Detroit, Michigan; moved to Sherman Oaks, California as a child

Did commercials for Salem cigarettes and Revlon

Executive produced a series of "B.L. Stryker" detective movies for ABC; Burt Reynolds and Ossie Davis starred

Made occasional appearances on the daytime soap "The Young and the Restless" as Jed Andrews

Picked out of a TV studio audience to be a contestant on "The Dating Game"

Seen in a Pepsi ad by Mae West who had him hired to play a stud in "Myra Breckinbridge"

Seen on "The Dating Game" by a talent scout

Served as executive producer for the last two seasons of "Magnum, P.I."

Won a basketball scholarship to USC