Sharni Vinson and Tori Spelling

Sharni Vison, an Australian American dancer/actor, was born on the 22nd of July of 1983, in Sydney Australia. Her first acting role occurred in 2001 when she was asked to appear in the Australian Soap soap opera Home and Away where she had a minor role in two episodes. It was because of her outstanding performance that she was given the chance to play one of the main roles. The actress auditioned but did not get the role. The same show Cassie Turner was chosen in the role of a troubled teenage girl living in foster care. The role she played was greatly loved by both the viewers and viewers on the program. Tori Spelling..................Victoria Davey Spelling, famously known as Tori Spelling is a renowned household name in the creative industry. Both her acting and writing are of the highest quality. The actress was born on May 16, 1973, at Los Angeles California. Aaron Spelling was a film and television production. Candy Spelling is her mother. They were raised together her brother Randy Spelling, who was her little brother. They became very close. She was a student at Beverly Hills High School, as well as Harvard-Westlake School, an elite private school. Her father started nurturing her acting abilities at an extremely young age. When she was six years old, she was referred to an acting coach for her. In time, she began getting small roles in shows like The Love Boat T.J. Hooker and Fantasy Island. She became famous in the teen years when she got an important role in Donna Martin in the commercially popular series Beverly Hills 90210. Spelling Television, her father's production company, was the producer of the show. The role led her to get nominated for two Young Artist Awards. After that, she was a very successful TV actress. Some of her credits are A Friend to Die For (released in 1994), A Carol Christmas (released in 2003) as well as The Last Sharknado 2018: It's All About Time. She also was a part-time actress in The House of Yes. Scary Movie 2 2001, and Kiss the Bride. She later moved to independent movies. In 2019, she re-enacted the role Donna Martin from the Beverly Hills 90210 spinoff.