Sharni Vinson and Tori Spelling

Sharni was an Australian and American actor. Born in Australia, Sydney on the 22nd day of July, 1983. In 201, she made her acting debut on the Australian soap opera called Home and Away. She played a small role in only two episodes. In that small role, her acting was so good that the casting director was compelled to cast her in all the roles. She auditioned, but she did not receive the job. In the same episode, Cassie Turner got the role in the role of the troubled teenager living in foster care. Both the critics and fans who watched the show have praised the role she played. Tori Spelling..................Victoria Davey Spelling, famously known as Tori Spelling is a renowned household name in the creative industry. Her acting as well as her writing talents are top-notch. Born on May 16, 1973, in Los Angeles California. She was born to Aaron Spelling, who worked as a TV and film producer as well as Candy Spelling. They were raised with her brother Randy whom she was able to have a lot to share with. She was educated at Beverly Hills High School. In the following years, she was enrolled in Harvard-Westlake School a prestigious private institution. Her education was provided by her father from a young age. He hired her an acting coach when she was just six. Her first guest roles in series like The Love Boat T.J. Hooker, Fantasy Island and The Love Boat. When she was 17, she gained prominence after landing the character of Donna Martin in Beverly Hills 90210 which was a highly-rated series that made a profit. Spelling Television was her father's production company. As a result of her work in the show, she was twice nominated for the Young Artist Awards. In the years that followed she was a renowned TV actress. She appeared as a character in A Friend to Die For in 1994 A Carol Christmas 2003 and The Last Sharknado It's about Time in the year 2018. In the following years, she began to appear in independent films like The House of Yes released in 1997 Scary film 2, 2001 Kiss the Bride (2007) as well as Izzie's Way Home (2016). In 2019, she re-enacted the role of Donna Martin from the Beverly Hills 90210 spin-off.