Tom Selleck Seeks Western Roles After Blue Bloods

Tom Selleck, at 79, is looking forward to his next acting endeavor after the cancellation of CBS's popular drama Blue Bloods, which wrapped up after 14 seasons. Despite offers not 'pouring in,' Selleck is adamant about not retiring and has expressed a desire to star in a Western, ideally working with Yellowstone creator Taylor Sheridan. He mentioned that he does not wish to reprise his role as Frank Reagan, the character he played for over a decade, and is instead interested in exploring the Jesse Stone series again. Selleck fondly reminisced about his time on Blue Bloods, highlighting the strong bonds he formed with the cast and crew, which he will miss. His career aspirations include returning to his Western roots and potentially collaborating with longtime friend Sam Elliott. The cancellation of Blue Bloods has been a difficult adjustment for Selleck, who acknowledged the joy it brought him over the years.