Даааа, я тоже на Беверли выросла... Помню, фанатели страшно - пенальчики, дневнички, "ролевые игры" Думаю, успех этого сериала для моего поколения заключался в том, что мы его смотрели в "нужном" возрасте. Не думаю, что меня бы он заинтересовал, посмотри я его сейчас впервые. Тем более - не люблю сериалы. А так... ностальгия. А еще мучает то, что я всё-таки не досмотрела последний сезон Потому что в восьмом классе мы переехали в другой город, и там СТС не было Вот потому страшно хочу пересмотреть этот сериал.
*А вообще, я заметила, что меня мучают недосмотренные фильмы... Всё, что мне в детстве не дали досмотреть, мне жрутко хочется найти...*

Принимаем!  Блин!!!! Как же я обожаю этот сериал! аарон Спелинг все же был офигенным режиссером и продюссером!!!

Никуша чуть не плакаль от "Донна мартин с нами!!!!!" Таааак мило!!!!

А я по-прежнему тащусь от... *слабонервным не смотреть!*

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Дайте мне, деУки, пожалуйста, фоток Девида!!! Любых!!! И Донны!!! И Донны с Девидом!!! Пожааалуйста!!!

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90210: Where are they Now?

Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestley)

While Brandon Walsh may have arrived in 90210 a bit too levelheaded and naive for the Beverly Hills bunch, he soon became the high school's golden boy. Although actor Jason Priestley stuck with the show for nine seasons, flocks of female fans mourned his departure. With roles on "Tru Calling," "Love Monkey" and the just-premiered Lifetime series "Side Order of Life," Priestley may have officially moved out of the Hills. However, his role as yet another golden boy headed to the altar is a little close to home. Off screen, Priestley's also taken on a new role as a father after wife Naomi gave birth to daughter Ava July 2, 2007.

Brenda Walsh (Shannon Doherty)

Unlike her sensitive twin brother, wild-child Brenda welcomed the fast-paced California culture and left the Walsh family's small-town upbringing in the dust. When Brenda left for London after high school, viewers speculated her eventual return. However, Doherty was reportedly left with a bitter taste from the show and had hope that her film career, beginning with Kevin Smith's "Mallrats" in 1995, would take off. Doherty's short-lived off-screen marriages to Ashley Hamilton (son of George) and Rick Salomon (co-star in the Paris Hilton sex tape) and 2003 Playboy spread seemed to trump her professional endeavors, which included a run on "Charmed," and most recently, "Breaking Up With Shannon Doherty."

Kelly Taylor (Jennie Garth)

Popular teen queen Kelly Taylor seemed to have it all with her beach-blond looks and posh persona, but it wasn't all smooth sailing for this "90210" native. Wrought with family troubles, love triangles, drug addictions and even rape made life far from picture perfect for this character. However, actress Jennie Garth seems to have settled down. After a failed marriage to musician Daniel B. Clark, Garth married actor Peter Facinelli, with whom she has three children. The Beverly Hills babe tore up the dance floor on "Dancing With the Stars," and can now be seen starring along side Amanda Bynes in the series "What I Like About You."

Donna Martin (Tori Spelling)

The naive and ditsiest of the crew, Donna Martin was known for her prim and proper demeanor. A stark contrast to bad girl Brenda, Donna prided herself on her chaste conduct and virginal ways. We last saw Donna tie the knot with longtime love David, and like her on-screen persona, actress Tori Spelling, daughter of show creator Aaron Spelling, was drawn to the altar, twice in two years. However, her second marriage to Dean McDermott gave her a child in May and has become fodder for a new reality show on Oxygen, "Tori and Dean: Inn Love." It's the second starring show for the actress, who parodied herself in VH1's "So NoTORIous." She may need a little extra cash since reportedly getting a meager helping of her fathers $300 million fortune.

Brian Austin Green (David Silver)

Though it took some time for the 90210 crew to warm up to the slightly awkward, and younger, David Silver, the West Beverly Hills High School deejay soon became one of the cool kids. Despite his rocky start and bout with depression, the longtime Donna devotee eventually married his love in the series' final episode. Actor Brian Austin Green took his character's love for the turntables to a new level when he ditched his middle name and embarked upon a failed rap career after the program's end. Green has a son with "90210" co-star Vanessa Marcil, but recently announced his engagement to foxy, young thing Megan Fox, 21, from "Transformers."

Dylan McKay (Luke Perry)

Dylan McKay personified the brooding bad boy with his defiant ways and tortured demeanor. The surfer also left some broken hearts in his wake, and despite his loner persona, was the beau in the center of Kelly and Brenda's battles. Actor Luke Perry never seemed to be able to fully tear himself away from the glamorous TV show and after taking a four-year hiatus, rejoined the cast. He's had a slew of cameos, from parodying himself on "Family Guy" to reuniting with Garth on "What I Like About You." However, he may have finally made it out of the neighborhood with his role on the new HBO series "John From Cincinnati." Perry split from his wife, with whom he has two children, in 2003 after a 10-year marriage.

Steve Sanders (Ian Ziering)

Steve Sanders earned fame as America's favorite frat boy and never failed to entertain us with his goofy antics and swaggering demeanor. Actor Ian Ziering, who starred in 291 episodes through the entire length of the show, recently showed off his footwork skills, making it to the semifinals on ABC's "Dancing With the Stars." Fans may be seeing more of Ziering after his "dancing" back into the limelight. Since leaving "90210," the actor hasn't been making headlines, other than his marriage and divorce to playmate Nicky Schieler.

Valerie Malone (Tiffani Thiessen)

Valerie Malone burst into the Beverly Hills bubble from a small Minnesota town in the show's fifth season. A former neighbor of the Walshes, Val quickly shed her tame Midwestern manners (and the Kelly Kapowski typecast) and picked up where boisterous Brenda had left off. In keeping with her dubious character, Valerie mysteriously left the series, only to make one final appearance during the last episode. Actress Tiffani Thiessen experienced a "90210"-type tragedy when her boyfriend, "Suddenly Susan" actor David Strickland, committed suicide in 1999. She's had roles on "Two Guys and a Girl" and "What About Brian," but neither took off. However, it's rumored that Thiessen may make an appearance on "Grey's Anatomy."

Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris)

Valedictorian, reporter, teen hot-line volunteer — you name it and overachiever Andrea Zuckerman most likely tackled it. Because Andrea was the voice of reason among her straying classmates, the revelation about the brainy babe's single motherhood (after divorcing Jesse Vasquez on the East coast) seemed wrong for the most morally inclined of the high school crew. Actress Gabrielle Carteris tried taking on a talk show, but wasn't as successfull as her on-screen persona. Although Carteris has opted for family life and has been married to Charles Isaacs, a stockbroker, with whom she has two daughters, since 1992, she took a professional break to star in the first season of "The Surreal Life."

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Carly Reynolds (Hilary Swank)

Although Carly Reynolds served only a short stint as a single mother, and Steve's love interest, during the show's eighth season, actress Hilary Swank went on to enjoy the most critical acclaim of any of her California co-stars. The talented actress and Oscar winner for her outstanding roles in "Boys Don't Cry" and "Million Dollar Baby" clearly left Beverly Hills with no regrets.

Clare Arnold (Kathleen Robertson)

Clare Arnold was a girl who got what she wanted and we eagerly watched the chancellor's daughter in her pursuit of many of the "90210" men. Who could forget when she tied herself to the bed? Clare may have flown to Paris, but actress Kathleen Robertson continued her acting career with "Scary Movie 2" and 2006's "Hollywood Land."

Janet Sosna (Lindsay Price)

Levelheaded Janet Sosna became the new Andrea in the zip code when she signed on to Steve and Brandon's newspaper. However, she ultimately landed perennial playboy Steve and the two married on the show. Meanwhile, actress Lindsay Price has found marital bliss as well with Shawn Pillar, creator of TV series "The Dead Zone." While she had little luck with the 2005 American version of "Coupling," Price is set to star in the new Candace Bushnell TV series "Lipstick Jungle," premiering on NBC this fall.

Noah Hunter (Vincent Young)

The "90210" gang picked up handsome Noah Hunter while in Hawaii and it only seemed natural that the troubled, wealthy hunk would fit right in with the drama. Noah rivaled Valerie for dark secrets, which made them perfect business partners at the Peach Pit After Dark. However, actor Vincent Young may have fallen victim to the "90210" curse: His main claims to fame since leaving the series are guest appearances on "CSI: New York," "Navy NCIS" and "JAG."

я не поняла - что вы это старье вспомнили???????

Такая фотосессия клевая!!!!! Девид - просто детка!!!