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Jason Priestley revealed on Jennie Garth’s podcast that he begged producer Aaron Spelling to end 'Beverly Hills, 90210' after Season 8 due to outlandish storylines. Spelling refused, leading Priestley to quit in 1998, though he admitted he might have stayed had he known the show would end just 18 months later.
Jason Priestley revealed he urged producer Aaron Spelling to end 'Beverly Hills, 90210' early due to frustrating storylines, but Spelling refused, leading Priestley to quit in 1998. The show concluded in 2000, and Priestley admitted he might have stayed had he known the remaining timeline.
Shannen Doherty revealed to Jason Priestley on her podcast that her personal struggles, including being in a difficult marriage and dealing with tardiness due to her husband's drug addiction, affected her performance on Beverly Hills, 90210. She expressed regret for not being more open about her challenges and wished for more understanding from the show's executives. Despite the difficulties, the two actors reminisced about their on-screen chemistry and the show's success, while acknowledging the inappropriate nature of some of their scenes.
Shannen Doherty and Jason Priestley discussed the "sexual undertone" of their characters' relationship on Beverly Hills, 90210, noting the suggestive marketing and peculiar on-screen moments. The former co-stars also touched on Doherty's firing from the show and their brief reunion for the BH90210 reboot, during Priestley's appearance on Doherty's Let’s Be Clear podcast to promote his new show, Wild Cards.
Shannen Doherty admits fault in her firing from Beverly Hills, 90210, acknowledging her personal struggles, including a difficult marriage and her husband's drug addiction, which affected her work ethic. During a candid conversation with co-star Jason Priestley, she takes ownership of her behavior and career decisions, expressing regret for not being more transparent about her personal life. Priestley also expresses regret for not knowing more about Doherty's struggles at the time and wishes he could have managed the situation with more compassion.
The CW's new crime procedural, Wild Cards, stars Giacomo Gianniotti and Vanessa Morgan as an unlikely detective duo, leaning into classic TV tropes with a murder mystery and a will they/won't they dynamic. The premiere ends with Max visiting her incarcerated father, played by Jason Priestley, hinting at hidden agendas and raising questions about trust and character backstories.
Former roommate Jason Priestley revealed that in the '90s, Brad Pitt had a hygiene habit of going a long time without showering, with Brad always winning their game of seeing who could go the longest without showering. The two were broke and lived on Ramen noodles and generic beer in a two-bedroom apartment in Los Angeles. Despite their struggles, Priestley has fond memories of their time together and has nothing but respect for the Oscar winner.
Actor Jason Priestley revealed that he and Brad Pitt used to live in a run-down apartment in LA in the 1980s, where they played a game to see who could go the longest without showering. Despite the living conditions, Priestley shared that Pitt brought them all Bibles as a Christmas gift. Both actors went on to achieve stardom in the 1990s, with Priestley starring in Beverly Hills, 90210 and Pitt gaining fame for his role in Thelma & Louise. Currently, Priestley is promoting his role in the TV series Wild Cards, while Pitt is set to star in an untitled Formula One action drama.
Former roommate Jason Priestley revealed that before his Hollywood fame, Brad Pitt would go days without showering and even participated in a game to see who could go the longest without bathing. Priestley reflected on their time living together in a "crappy part of L.A." and joked about Pitt's alleged stink-fest, but both actors have since found success in their careers.
Actor Jason Priestley revealed that he and former roommate Brad Pitt used to challenge each other to see who could go the longest without showering, with Pitt often winning. The two lived in a two-bedroom apartment in Los Angeles and struggled financially before finding fame. Their friendship suffered as their careers took off, leading to a period of disconnection.