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Magnum - The cult mustache of the 80s!
Charming, worldly, and warm-hearted

Albert Einstein, Friedrich Nietzsche, or Richard Strauss - they all wore it, but no one achieved the cult status of Tom Selleck in his role as private detective Thomas Magnum. In the 80s, women enthusiastically crowned the man in the loud Hawaiian shirt as the "Sexiest Man Alive," and entire families eagerly anticipated the broadcasts of the humorous yet profound crime series.
In his exciting and insightful memoirs, Tom Selleck describes the long journey to the final episode of Magnum, during which he even had to decline Steven Spielberg's offer for the lead role in the first Indiana Jones film due to the show's success. After a rocky start - including a deodorant commercial with Charlie's Angels star Farrah Fawcett - and numerous supporting roles, he won an Emmy and a Golden Globe with the 162 episodes of Magnum.
This was followed by further highlights with roles in Friends, Jesse Stone, and Blue Bloods. In his autobiography, Selleck resurrects an era of carefree living and conveys a positive outlook on life, something only someone who has experienced and survived all the highs and lows of the glamorous world can do.