Beverly Hills 90210: The series really comes back with their stars
It's official: "Beverly Hills, 90210," the hit series from the 90s, is making a comeback. Tori Spelling (45), one of the stars from the original, said about the reboot over "Access Live": "Did I just confirm something that was unknown?" On a paparazzi photo she showed recently with her colleagues, she revealed, "We had a coffee between meetings with broadcasters, it's confirmed, we're making a new 90210."
Spelling also said that the reissue will bring the original crew back together. Will be Jennie Garth (46), Jason Priestley (49), Ian Ziering (54), Brian Austin Green (45) and Gabrielle Carteris (58). New stories about the clique of that time may not exist. "It's not a reboot, I think everyone saw the reboot," says Spelling. Besides, no-one wants to "see old versions of ourselves," she is sure, "but they want to see us play our characters, so all exaggerated versions of themselves play," she loudly told eonline.com.
The scenes may or may not be fictional, people would guess, Spelling said. In addition, there are scenes from the original show in the middle.
Is Shannen Doherty present?
In addition to "Access Live," the actress also said that Luke Perry, 52, who stars in Canada's "Riverdale" series, will be making so many episodes of the new "Beverly Hills, 90210" show, "he said can ". Uncertainty still seems to exist about a possible comeback of Shannen Doherty (47), but "we would be happy, if we have them with us", says Spelling.
Rumors about the new edition of the series have been around for months. It is to be implemented by the showrunners Mike Chessler and Chris Alberghini, who had also realized the series "90210". This ran from 2008 to 2013 and formed after "Melrose Place" the second offshoot of "Beverly Hills, 90210". The original series ran from 1990 to 2000 and was one of the shows of Spelling's father Aaron Spelling (1923-2006), a successful TV producer.
