Tom Selleck’s portrayal of Frank Reagan on Blue Bloods is more than just another cop role — it’s the soul of the series. As the stoic, principled NYPD Commissioner and patriarch of the Reagan family, Selleck brings decades of screen presence, gravitas, and that unmistakable voice to every Sunday family dinner.
But behind the badge is a Hollywood icon. From Magnum, P.I. to Friends and now Blue Bloods, Selleck has stayed relevant for over 40 years. On set, he’s known for his leadership and quiet sense of humor — a true father figure both on and off camera.
At 80, he’s still going strong, choosing scripts carefully and fighting to keep the show grounded in heart and realism. Fans don’t just tune in for action — they show up to hear Frank’s wisdom and to feel the weight of a character who represents dignity, strength, and old-school honor.
