Chicago PD’s Jason Beghe responds to shirt -free ads from their modeling days (exclusively)

Jason Beghe Reminds of their teenage modeling days – and once shirtless goes for a model legend.

In an exclusive interview with People, Chicago pd Star, 64, reflected on the time he shot a large, 50-sided advertising campaign with designer Giorgio Armani for Italian newspaper Vogue 1980. “Oh, my God. That thing. Wow!” He says when asked about one of the shots, where he sports a red leather vest that is open to showing his chiseled breast.

“I was 19 in that picture,” he remembers. “Interestingly, Giorgio Armani was the stylist. So he made the clothing choice and put them on me and I think he actually put some makeup to give me a little more color because it was in the middle of the winter.”

Beghe says that the entire campaign – which involved 25 different settings – is managed on a single day in Milan. “How they did it they bought a page with white because they said that the pictures were as paintings, as an art book,” he explains.

When that campaign was handled, he returned the next day for another round.

“The next day was Armani -jeans, who was me and then I with a girl and another guy. And then we did the whole Armani campaign in two days and it was handled by this amazing photographer named Aldo Fallai, who was hysterical and a great photographer,” begins to people.

Now that more than 40 years have passed, the actor says he is ready to come in front of the camera again for Armani, now 90 – only this time he wants it to be a family business.

“If Giorgio Armanis listens, I have a good idea: my two beautiful sons, I would love you that … We should make another campaign with old Jason and his two beautiful sons,” he says, referring to Bix and Bo Bear, the two children he shares with his Ex-wife Angie Janu.

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When it comes to his sons reaction to his decades old Armani campaign, Beghe says they think it is “cool.”

The actor has played as Sergeant Hank Voight on Chicago pd For more than 200 sections Since 2014. In other directions in his conversation with people he described the role of the show – including Patrick John Flueger and Marine suffocation – Like being as a “family” and shared that he has had to see everyone grow and develop over the years.

“Being on a TV show, it’s like living a year in one day,” says Beghe. “I’ve been with these people and I’m pretty sure they love me. I know I love them and I don’t use that word solved. I mean, it’s a completely different family.”

He continues: “And just like your friends and your children and yourself you see these moments when people develop, go to the next level, no matter what it is, change. It is natural and normal, but it is still beautiful and inspiring.”

Beghe also shared his hope that Chicago pd Will be renewed by NBC for a 13th season-separated because he knows that the fans are important and the driving force behind the success of the long-term series.

“I know for me and I think that for many of us, one of the reasons we are still on the air is that we are really grateful and we really care, and we want to do a good job,” he tells people. “We understand that it’s not really about us. It’s about you, the fans. This is your show. It’s for you. … It’s no sense to tell a story if there is no one listening. So it’s really about you, we tell you the story and that’s an honor.”