Tom Selleck is a prominent figure in old-school movies and TV, and he’s frequently seen in bright costumes. He wore Hawaiian shirts in «Magnum P.I.,» kicked bad guy butt in «Three Men and a Baby,» and then portrayed a cool single man in «Three Men and a Baby.»

When discussing Tom, you can’t avoid mentioning his legendary mustache. It’s almost like his signature. Despite his celebrity, Tom believes he is no better than anyone else. He frequently speaks up because he is concerned about what is happening to today’s youth.

Tom had an awesome childhood in the sunny San Fernando Valley, California. His parents, who wanted the best for their four kids, raised him there, though he was born in Detroit, Michigan.

His dad was loving but strict, and he once told him, “A man is only as good as his word,” which Tom took to heart and never forgot.

He paid his own way through Valley Junior College in California using a basketball scholarship. After playing basketball for the University of Southern California, he got into acting.

Tom’s brilliance was not overlooked. He signed a deal with Twentieth Century Fox and even appeared in toothpaste commercials.

After 8 seasons, he won the Golden Globe for Best Actor in a Television Series Drama in 1985 and had numerous Emmy nominations.

Jillie Mack, an English dancer, captured Tom’s heart. He didn’t want to repeat the mistakes he made in his first marriage, which he blamed on his hectic work schedule.

Tom quit Magnum when their daughter Hannah Margaret was born so he wouldn’t have to manage his career and family.

Tom is a rather straightforward individual, owing to the firm morals he was taught as a child. He’s worked hard to act properly because he believes it’s critical to his mental health.

He’s a representative for Character Counts, a charity that helps kids learn good values.

Tom works with all sorts of kids, from gang kids to rich kids, and he helps them believe in themselves.

He’s also a spokesperson for the National Fatherhood Initiative. He’s part of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts and is active in a student support program in New York City.

Tom was also the honorary chairman and spokesperson for the Skin Cancer Foundation and the Los Angeles Mission, which helps homeless people.

Even though he’s not in the celebrity spotlight anymore, he’s not sitting around doing nothing. When he’s not doing all of these things or hanging out with his family, he’s looking after his 30-acre avocado farm.

His fans might be surprised by all the good stuff he’s doing. At 78, he’s still got a lot to give.

But you know who he says is responsible for his success? Jesus. Tom believes his success and wealth come from his Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.

He believes, “A man plans his course in his heart, but the Lord orders his steps.” So, he thinks it’s important to let God lead the way so that he can lift you up when the time is right.