Sharni Vinson and Tori Spelling

Sharni Vison, who is an American-born Australian actor and dancer was born on 22 July 1983, in Sydney Australia. In 2001, Sharni was selected to appear in two episodes of the Australian Soap Opera Home and Away. Her performance in the limited role was so fascinating that the agent who cast the show asked to cast her in the major roles in the series. However, she was not selected for the part. Thus, on the very same show, Cassie Turner was cast as a troubled teenage girl living in foster home. Critics and admirers alike were awed by her role. Tori Spelling..................Victoria Davey Spelling, famously known as Tori Spelling is a renowned household name in the creative industry. She is an accomplished writer as well as an actress. Born in Los Angeles California, on May 16, 1973. Aaron Spelling was a film and television producer. Candy Spelling is her mother. Spelling shared many the same traits as her younger brother Randy whom she brought up with her. She went to Beverly Hills High School, later Harvard-Westlake School, an elite private school. Her father was the first to help her develop acting abilities at an extremely young age. When she was six years old, he arranged for an acting instructor for her. In time, she began receiving small roles on TV shows like The Love Boat T.J. Hooker and Fantasy Island. In her teens, she gained fame when her role was a major one as Donna Martin as part of the highly-rated series Beverly Hills 90210. The series was created by Spelling Television her father's production company. Because of this, she became nominated for two Young Artist Awards. Following that, she became a highly successful television actress. Her credits are A Friend to Die For (released in 1994), A Carol Christmas (released in 2003) and The Last Sharknado 2018: It's About Time. She subsequently moved into independent movies, including The House of Yes which was made in 1997. Scary Movie 2. The sequel was released in 2001. Kiss the Bride in 2007 and Izzie's Road Home in 2016, among other. In 2019, she reprised the role Donna Martin from the Beverly Hills 90210 spinoff.