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Hollywood is a place where dreams come true, but only the most brilliant and fortunate people can get there and stay.\n
Having a successful career in the film industry is not something many people can boast about, but fortunately for us, Tom Selleck is one of those celebrities who has been on television for a long time.\nThis actor\u2019s big break came when he was cast in the starring role as Thomas Magnum in Magnum, P.I., which earned him five Emmy Award nominations and one win in 1985.\n
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\nPrior to his rise to fame, he had minor roles in films and television shows, appeared in a number of advertisements, and appeared on The Dating Game twice. He described the game show as humiliating and embarrassing. I lost. Twice. I wasn\u2019t really funny or glib.\u201d Selleck was then offered a position on 20th Century Fox\u2019s talent program, where he worked around two years before leaving for six months of active military. When he returned, he was dropped, but this did not dampen his spirit.\n
\u201cThe luckiest thing that happened was that I didn\u2019t get a real job until I was 35,\u201d Selleck shared with AARP. \u201cWhen I was 25, I looked 35 but sounded 15. There are a lot of very good actors who make it as younger leading men but don\u2019t graduate \u2014 because the audience won\u2019t accept them as grown up.\u201d\n
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Prior to his rise to fame, he had minor roles in films and television shows, appeared in a number of advertisements, and appeared on The Dating Game twice. He described the game show as humiliating and embarrassing. I lost. Twice. I wasn\u2019t really funny or glib.\u201d Selleck was then offered a position on 20th Century Fox\u2019s talent program, where he worked around two years before leaving for six months of active military. When he returned, he was dropped, but this did not dampen his spirit.\n
\u201cThe luckiest thing that happened was that I didn\u2019t get a real job until I was 35,\u201d Selleck shared with AARP. \u201cWhen I was 25, I looked 35 but sounded 15. There are a lot of very good actors who make it as younger leading men but don\u2019t graduate \u2014 because the audience won\u2019t accept them as grown up.\u201d\n