Beverly Hills, 90210

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Television series
German title Beverly Hills, 90210
Original title Beverly Hills, 90210
Beverly Hills 90210.svg
Country of production United States
original language English
Year (s) 1990-2000
length 44 minutes
Episodes 293 in 10 seasons ( List )
genre Drama series , soap opera , youth series
idea Darren Star
music John E. Davis
First broadcast October 4th, 1990 (USA) on Fox
German-language
first broadcast
4th July 1992 on RTL
occupation

Beverly Hills, 90210 is an American television series that ran on Fox from 1990 to 2000 and was produced by Aaron Spelling and Darren Star . In Germany, the series was first broadcast by RTL from July 4, 1992 to April 14, 2001 . The title of the television series refers to the classy serial setting Beverly Hills in California's Los Angeles County and its zip code . The location was among other things the property number 933 on North Hillcrest Road . The Melrose Place offshoot was produced from 1992 to 1999, and another named 90210 from 2008 to 2013 .

action

The first episodes are mostly about the twins Brandon and Brenda Walsh, who move from Minnesota to Beverly Hills in the pilot . There they meet the spoiled Kelly Taylor, her ex-boyfriend Steve Sanders, the intelligent Andrea Zuckerman and the loner Dylan McKay. There is also Kelly's bosom friend Donna Martin and the two year younger David Silver and Scott Scanlon, who absolutely want to belong to Kelly's clique. Over time, it turns out that rich kids also have their problems. While Donna and David later got their own stories as well, the role of Scott was written in the second season of the series.

At the end of the fourth season, Shannen Doherty had to leave the series due to tension during filming. She was replaced by Tiffani-Amber Thiessen , who from the fifth season embodied the scheming beast Valerie Malone. The fifth season was also the time of upheaval for the series, because from now on new faces kept appearing - some of them stayed longer, some only very briefly. This included Hilary Swank , who played Carly Reynolds in season 8. However, she was so unpopular with fans that she was fired after half a season. However, this did not affect her career, because shortly afterwards she won her first Oscar . Jamie Walters left the series because of the brutal image of his role as Ray Pruit, which damaged his music career. Luke Perry left the series in the sixth season, but returned in the ninth season because his intended cinema career flopped. From then on, Perry was featured as a “Special Guest Star” in the opening credits.

In 2000, the series was discontinued after ten seasons and nearly 300 episodes. In 2003 there was a reunion in the form of a TV special with the title Beverly Hills, 90210: 10 Year High School Reunion , at which even Shannen Doherty was present and together with her colleagues Jason Priestley , Jennie Garth , Ian Ziering , Gabrielle Carteris and Luke Perry reminisced.

occupation

The series was set to music at Bavaria Synchron . Philipp Kraus wrote the dialogue books for the first four seasons; Frank Engelhardt and Ivar Combrinck took on this task for the remaining seasons . Engelhardt was the dialogue director for the first four seasons, from season 5 Ekkehardt Belle and Combrinck were the dialogue directors.

actor Role name episode Voice actor
Jason Priestley Brandon Walsh 1.01-9.05, 10.27 Philipp Brammer
Shannen Doherty Brenda Walsh 1.01-4.32 Kellina Klein
Jennie Garth Kelly Taylor 1.01-10.27 Julia Haacke
Ian Ziering Steve Sanders 1.01-10.27 Manou Lubowski
Gabrielle Carteris Andrea Zuckerman 1.01-5.30
6.31-6.32, 8.27, 10.27
Anke Korte
Luke Perry Dylan McKay 1.02-6.10
9.07-10.27
Sebastian Fischer (1.02–1.06)
Oliver Mink (1.09–10.27)
Brian Austin Green David Silver 1.01-10.27 Dominik Auer (1.01–3.13)
Dirk Meyer (3.14–10.27)
Douglas Emerson Scott Scanlon 1.01-2.14 Felix Miller
Tori Spelling Donna Martin 1.01-10.27 Christine Stichler
Carol Potter Cindy Walsh 1.01-5.32
6.05, 6.15, 6.31, 8.32
Marion Hartmann
James Eckhouse Jim Walsh 1.01-5.32
6.31, 7.24, 8.32
Hans-Rainer Müller
Joe E. Tata Nat Bussichio 1.03-10.27 Thomas Rauscher
Kathleen Robertson Clare Arnold 4.22-7.32 Alisa Palmer
Mark Damon Espinoza Jesse Vasquez 4.08-5.30 Niko Macoulis
Tiffani-Amber Thiessen Valerie Malone 5.01-9.07, 10.27 Stefanie von Lerchenfeld
Jamie Walters Ray Pruit 5.05-7.10 Michel Guillaume
Vincent Young Noah Hunter 8.02-10.27 Pascal Breuer
Lindsay Price Janet Sosna 8.15-10.27 Anke Kortemeier
Hilary Swank Carly Reynolds 8.01-8.17 Natascha Geisler
Daniel Cosgrove Matt Durning 9.04-10.27 Benedikt Weber
Vanessa Marcil Gina Kincaid 9.07-10.17 Karoline Guthke

Episode list

Trivia

  • 90210 is a ZIP code (US Postal Code ) of Beverly Hills
  • There is not a single actor who appears in all of the series' 293 episodes. Tori Spelling , Brian Austin Green , Jennie Garth and Ian Ziering each starred in 292 episodes, followed by Jason Priestley in 245 episodes and Joe E. Tata in 238 episodes.
  • The roles of Tori Spelling and Luke Perry were written into the series shortly before filming began.
  • In the pilot episode Pamela Galloway played the role of Jackie Taylor, after which Ann Gillespie took over the part of Kelly's mother. In the first season, Donna's mother's name was Nancy Martin and she was played by Jordana Capra, in the second season her first name was Felice and the role was taken on by Katherine Cannon.
  • In season one, the Walsh family had a maid named Anna. She didn't appear in any other seasons, and it was never clarified what became of her.
  • Gabrielle Carteris was 29 years old when she took on the role of high school student Andrea Zuckerman, who was initially fifteen.
  • The point of criticism of the series was the character and visual similarity of the successors (Brenda-Valerie-Gina; Dylan-Noah; Brandon-Matt; Clare-Carly-Janet). While there were still many self-contained episodes in the first seasons, the series later became more and more soap-heavy and dramatic.
  • Fox wanted to continue the series with the title "New Class of Beverly Hills" but it never came to that.
  • The American horror punk musician Wednesday 13 parodies the series on his album Transylvania 90210: Songs of Death, Dying, and the Dead (2005) with the song Transylvania 90210 .
  • The series also featured many actors who are known today from other films or series, but at that time some were still at the beginning of their careers. These include a .: Jessica Alba , Dean Cain , Rebecca Gayheart , Ken Jenkins , Jason Lewis , Sydney Penny , Matthew Perry , Nicholle Tom and Casper Van Dien .

New edition 2019 BH90210

In December 2018 it came out that a new edition of Beverly Hills, 90210, was being offered to several channels. It was initially developed by Tori Spelling and Jennie Garth in conjunction with CBS Television Studios. The first hint of this came from Spelling on Instagram in March. [48] Many of the original actors attended, including a. Garth, Spelling, Shannen Doherty, Jason Priestley, Ian Ziering, Brian Austin Green and Gabrielle Carteris. CBS confirmed on December 18 that the project was in its early stages. "We aren't confirming much detail except that it is an untraditional take on a reboot with some of the original cast". [48]

On February 1, 2019, Spelling confirmed that there will be a new edition.

"It is the OG crew back together, and we're playing heightened versions of ourselves. The fans will be pleasantly surprised, though, because we will intercut that with scenes from the show. So it'll be a whole ensemble cast." [49] She added "almost everyone" to the original cast, as Luke Perry's participation was considered limited as he worked on Riverdale until his death on March 4th.

After his death, CBS Television Manager David Stapf said the new series would kind of honor him. [50] Stapf also confirmed that it was Spelling who came up with the idea of ​​a new TV show that would reunite the original cast.

On February 27, 2019 it was announced that six episodes had been ordered by the American broadcaster Fox. [8] The new name was announced on April 26, 2019: BH90210 [51] On May 8, 2019, it was announced that the premiere will be broadcast on August 7, 2019 on Fox. [10] On November 7, 2019, the announcement finally followed that there would be no second season of the new edition BH90210.

Since January 2020, the new edition can also be seen on TVNOW in Germany.

DVD publications

Season publication Number of discs Number of episodes Image format Sound format languages Bonus material
1 July 12, 2007 6th 22nd 4: 3 PAL Dolby, HiFi stereo sound German (1.0), English (2.0), French (1.0) Pilot film
2 August 15, 2008 8th 28 4: 3 PAL Dolby, HiFi stereo sound German (1.0), English (2.0), French (1.0) Meet the walshes; Our favorite Valentine's Day; Everything you need to know about Beverly Hills, 90210 Season 2
3 May 21, 2009 8th 29 4: 3 PAL Dolby, HiFi stereo sound German (2.0), English (2.0), French (2.0) 7 minutes in heaven; The world from Nat's point of view; Everything you need to know about Beverly Hills, 90210 Season 3
4th October 15, 2009 8th 31 4: 3 PAL Dolby German English French A look back with Charles Rosin; The loves of the fourth season; Beverly Hills Mothers; Everything You Need to Know About Beverly Hills, 90210 Season 4; Genre change; 7 minutes in heaven
5 August 5, 2010 8th 31 4: 3 PAL Dolby German English Everything you need to know about Beverly Hills, 90210 Season 5
6th July 7, 2011 7th 31 4: 3 PAL Dolby German English
7th October 6, 2011 7th 31 4: 3 PAL Dolby German English
8th September 6, 2012 8th 32 4: 3 PAL Dolby German English
9 6th June 2013 6th 26th 4: 3 PAL Dolby German English
10 17th October 2013 6th 27 4: 3 PAL Dolby German English

literature

  • Nancy Mills, Bart Mills: The Great Beverly Hills 90210 Fan Book, Vol . 1 . 1992, ISBN 3-8025-2237-0 .
  • Mel Gilden: Life in the Fast Lane . Novel accompanying the series, 1992, ISBN 3-8025-2235-4 .
  • Mel Gilden: No secrets . Novel on the series, 1992, ISBN 3-8025-2236-2 .
  • Mel Gilden: Where, please, are you going to the beach? . Novel accompanying the series, 1992, ISBN 3-8025-2247-8 .
  • Mel Gilden: palpitations . Novel accompanying the series, 1993, ISBN 3-8025-2258-3 .
  • Mel Gilden: Hot and cold love . Novel accompanying the series, 1993, ISBN 3-8025-2255-9 .
  • Mel Gilden: Spring Storms . Novel accompanying the series, 1993, ISBN 3-8025-2270-2 .
  • Mel Gilden: Hard decisions . Novel accompanying the series, 1993, ISBN 3-8025-2271-0 .
  • Mel Gilden: Risky game . Novel accompanying the series, 1993, ISBN 3-8025-2278-8 .
  • Mel Gilden: Countdown in Beverly Hills . Novel accompanying the series, 1994, ISBN 3-8025-2279-6 .
  • Mel Gilden: Goodbye, West Beverly High . Novel accompanying the series, 1994, ISBN 3-8025-2296-6 .
  • Mel Gilden: A spirit of optimism . Novel accompanying the series, 1994, ISBN 3-8025-2297-4 .
  • Lawrence Crown: Brenda's rival . Novel accompanying the series, 1993, ISBN 3-8025-2275-3 .
  • KT Smith: Summer Dreams . Novel accompanying the series, 1993, ISBN 3-8025-2248-6 .

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. The Movieland Directory: 933 N Hillcrest Rd, Beverly Hills, California ( Memento of 27 April 2014 Internet Archive ) (English; accessed on 27 April 2014)
  2. German synchronous index: German synchronous index | Series | Beverly Hills 90210. Retrieved April 6, 2018 .
  3. ^ Full Cast and Crew IMDb, accessed August 8, 2011
  4. So unusual is the new edition of the cult series , Berliner Morgenpost , January 13, 2020