Los Angeles, California – Actor Tom Selleck, known for his role as Frank Reagan on the CBS crime drama “Blue Bloods,” is determined to continue acting despite the show coming to an end. Selleck, 79, expressed concerns about being able to afford his 63-acre ranch in Ventura County once the series concludes this winter.
In a recent interview with “Town & Country,” Selleck shared his hopes for another Western project in the future, emphasizing his passion for acting and his desire to keep working. He highlighted the success of “Blue Bloods,” pointing out its high ratings and the dedication of the cast and crew.
As the show’s final season unfolds, Selleck remains disappointed with CBS’s decision to end the long-running series. He believes that the network is overlooking the show’s popularity and performance, expressing frustration with the current state of the TV industry and its lack of creativity.
Despite the uncertainty surrounding his ranch’s future, Selleck remains focused on his craft and the opportunities that lie ahead. He recognizes the importance of storytelling and the connection between actors and audiences, emphasizing the enduring appeal of engaging characters and compelling narratives.
As Selleck navigates this transitional period in his career, he remains committed to his craft and the enduring impact of meaningful storytelling. By staying true to his passion for acting, Selleck continues to captivate audiences and inspire fellow artists in the entertainment industry.