Sharni Vinson and Tori Spelling

Sharni Vison, a native of Australia and a dancer and actress, was born 22 July 1983 in Sydney Australia. Sharni Vinson debuted as an actor in 2001 when she played an appearance as a character in Home and Away, a soap opera based in Australia. The casting agent was keen to cast her in one of the leading roles. She auditioned, but she did not receive the job. The same show, Cassie Turner was cast in the role of the troubled teenager in foster-care. The critics as well as the fans of the show praised her performance. Tori Spelling..................Victoria Davey Spelling, famously known as Tori Spelling is a renowned household name in the creative industry. The writing and acting skills that Tori Spelling has are excellent. Her birthplace was in Los Angeles, California on 16 May 1973. She was born to Aaron Spelling, who worked as a television and film producer and Candy Spelling. Spelling shared many the same traits as her younger brother Randy and was born together with her. She attended Beverly Hills High School before going to Harvard-Westlake School. Her father started nurturing her acting talents at a young age. He hired her an acting coach when she was only six years old. In time, she began getting small roles in programs like The Love Boat T.J. Hooker & Fantasy Island. She rose to prominence at the age of 17 when she got the role of Donna Martin in the commercially successful show Beverly Hills 90210. Spelling Television is her father's film production company. It was this role that led her be nominated in two Young Artist Awards. In the following years, she was an extremely successful actress on TV. The credits she has received comprise A Friend to Die For (released in 1994), A Carol Christmas (released in 2003) as well as The Last Sharknado 2018: It's About Time. The House of Yes, which was released in 1997 Scary Picture 2 in 2002 Kiss the Bride was in 2007, and Izzie's Path Home in the year 2016. In the year 2019 Donna Martin reprised the part in the Beverly Hills 90210 spinoff.