1990 → 2026 · Cast then & now
Beverly Hills, 90210 Cast: Then and Now
The cast then and now — with the original tribute song “90210 Nights”.
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Beverly Hills, 90210, then & now
Beverly Hills, 90210 premiered in 1990, and ran for 10 seasons on Fox Broadcasting Company. This page follows Kelly Taylor (Jennie Garth), Steve Sanders (Ian Ziering), Donna Martin (Tori Spelling), Dylan McKay (Luke Perry), Andrea Zuckerman (Gabrielle Carteris) then and now, with real ages, 13 then-vs-now collector’s cards in this tribute and the original tribute song “90210 Nights”.
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The Beverly Hills, 90210 cast then and now: 13 collector’s cards, 1990 vs 2026, with real ages. Tap a card to flip it and watch them walk side by side.
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“90210 Nights”
Lights flash, we're running wild
Read the lyrics
Lights flash, we're running wild
Golden dreams in teenage style
Late nights, we don't go home
In this city we own it all
Heartbeat racing down the street
Every moment on repeat
We were young, we had it all
Now we're dancing through it all
We were living 90210 nights
Hands up high in the neon lights
Say my name, don't let me go
We were kings of Hollywood
90210 nights, don't fade away
We were fire, we were young, we were wild that way
Turn it up, let the memories show
We were living 90210
Fast cars and broken rules
Skipping class, breaking through
Every kiss felt like a spark
Leaving shadows in the dark
No regrets, we played the game
Every heart, every name
Now the years keep rolling on
But the feeling's never gone
We were living 90210 nights
Hands up high in the neon lights
Say my name, don't let me go
We were kings of Hollywood
90210 nights, don't fade away
We were fire, we were young, we were wild that way
Turn it up, let the memories show
We were living 90210
If we could go back, just one more time
We'd stay forever in our prime
Every moment, every fight
Turned into those endless nights
We were living 90210 nights
Hands up high in the neon lights
Say my name, don't let me go
We were kings of Hollywood
90210 nights, don't fade away
We were fire, we were young, we were wild that way
Turn it up, let the memories show
We were living 90210
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The cast, then & now
| Character | Actor | Then (1990) | Now (2026) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kelly Taylor | Jennie Garth | 18 | 54 |
| Steve Sanders | Ian Ziering | 26 | 62 |
| Donna Martin | Tori Spelling | 17 | 53 |
| Dylan McKay | Luke Perry | 24 | 52 passed away |
| Andrea Zuckerman | Gabrielle Carteris | 29 | 65 |
| Brenda Walsh | Shannen Doherty | 19 | 53 passed away |
| David Silver | Brian Austin Green | 17 | 53 |
| Valerie Malone | Tiffani Thiessen | 20 | 52 |
| Jim Walsh | James Eckhouse | 35 | 71 |
| Cindy Walsh | Carol Potter | 42 | 78 |
| Nat Bussichio | Joe E. Tata | 54 | 85 passed away |
| Brandon Walsh | Jason Priestley | 21 | 57 |
| Clare Arnold | Kathleen Robertson | 20 | 53 |
Ages from verified birth dates, updated 02 November 2026.
Beverly Hills, 90210 premiered on Fox on October 4, 1990. It ran for ten seasons and 293 episodes, until May 17, 2000.
Created by Darren Star and produced by TV legend Aaron Spelling, whose daughter Tori played Donna Martin.
Season 1 was no hit. Then Fox aired new episodes in the summer of 1991, while other shows were in reruns, and 90210 took off.
Gabrielle Carteris was 29 when she was cast as 16-year-old Andrea Zuckerman. In 2016 she became president of SAG-AFTRA.
West Beverly Hills High was filmed at Torrance High School in Torrance, California.
The Peach Pit was run by Nat Bussichio. Joe E. Tata played him in all ten seasons.
In May 1993 the whole school chanted "Donna Martin graduates!", one of the most quoted moments of 90s TV.
Composer John E. Davis had one night to write a new theme after Fox rejected the first version. That one stuck.
Jason Priestley (Brandon) also went behind the camera: he directed more than a dozen episodes of the show.
Shannen Doherty left after season 4 in 1994. She returned as Brenda in The CW's 90210 sequel in 2008.
The spin-off Melrose Place premiered on Fox in July 1992 and ran for seven seasons.
In 2019 the cast reunited for BH90210, a six-episode Fox series in which they played versions of themselves.



































