
Beverly Hills, 90210 stars Tori Spelling and Brian Austin Green are sharing the screen again! The former co-stars have reunited for a new original thriller microseries for vertTV, with production wrapping yesterday in Los Angeles.
The project marks the first vertical microseries for both Spelling and Green. It also features another familiar face from Beverly Hills, 90210: Carol Potter, who portrayed Cindy Walsh, the mother of Brenda (Shannen Doherty) and Brandon (Jason Priestley).
Plot details are being kept under wraps for now, although the project is described as a thriller. The reunion brings together three actors forever associated with one of television's most beloved teen dramas of the 1990s.
The new series was written and directed by Theo Buckwald and produced by Barry Barnholtz, Peter Sullivan, Ben Rosenthal, Brian Nolan, and Jeffrey Schenck.
The project joins a growing lineup of original programming from vertTV, which recently launched Finding Hope, featuring Fuller House favorites Jodie Sweetin, John Brotherton, and Marla Sokoloff alongside Richard Karn. The platform also introduced Chonda, starring Chonda Pierce and Regan Burns, which made history as the vertical microseries format's first multicamera sitcom.
Most recently, vertTV premiered the supernatural thriller Bite Club, starring horror icons Barbara Crampton (Leanna, The Young and the Restless; Mindy, Guiding Light) and Russell Todd (Jamie, Another World). The series made its world premiere at the ALZA Festival in New York City earlier this month, reuniting the two actors on the 40th anniversary of their cult horror classic Chopping Mall.
Based in Los Angeles, vertTV is expanding the possibilities of mobile entertainment by combining traditional Hollywood production methods with the fast-paced vertical storytelling format. The studio emphasizes working with real actors, experienced production crews, and established screenwriters, with every series filmed on real sets without generative AI.
For fans of Beverly Hills, 90210, the reunion of Spelling, Green, and Potter is certainly one to watch. While we'll have to wait for more details about their new thriller, it's always fun to see familiar faces from the Walsh family days back together again!
Are you excited to see Tori Spelling and Brian Austin Green reunite on screen? And what do you think about Carol Potter joining them?
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