Tom Selleck

Selleck never got the chance to star as Indiana Jones because of scheduling conflicts from Magnum P.I. He was going to star on the first episodes of the TV show. 3 weeks before the film went into production, Harrison Ford was eventually cast.

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For the 1990 movie Quigley Down Under, Tom Sellick's character Quigley used a 1874 Sharps Rifle, a custom 13-pound [6 kg] single-shot, with a 34-inch [86-cm] barrel as opposed to a standard length barrel of 30".

Tom Selleck owned a house on the intercoastal, almost opposite Hillsboro Inlet (Lighthouse Point, FL) for a few years. (Lighthouse Point borders on Pompano Beach to the North.) Tom apparently sold the property a few years ago.

The role of Indiana Jones

No he certainly did not........

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I KNOW IT IS 178 FILMS THAT HE HAS MADE because I CAN COUNT PROPALY

I heard that he has a place on the coast in Bookings,or.

I think he's a Christian.

Tom Selleck has written 4 of the films, and did the teleplay for one. Here are the ones he wrote: Thin Ice, No Remorse, Innocents Lost and Benefit of Doubt. He wrote the teleplay for Death In Paradise.

He did own property in Grants pass many years ago. It was a horse property that actually burned down years after selling it.

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No. Tom Selleck was born in Detroit Michigan, January 27th 1945 and has two brothers (Robert & Daniel) and a sister (Martha).

Sam Elliott was born in Sacramento, California, August 9, 1944 and as far as I can tell has no siblings.

Tom Selleck does not have a speech impediment. He is known for his distinctive voice and articulate speech, which have contributed to his successful acting career. Any unique qualities in his speech are often attributed to his natural vocal style rather than a speech disorder.

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Yes, Selleck was on the Y and R in 1973 and or 1974.

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His wife

Donny Most (b. 08/08/1953) never had a role in the CBS television series M*A*S*H (1972-83). During the 11 years of M*A*S*H, he was contracted to ABC for the series Happy Days (1974-84) as the character Ralph Malph.