90210 stars Tori Spelling and Brian Austin Green reunite for thriller

Tori Spelling and Brian Austin Green have reunited for a new thriller microseries on vertTV.

The Beverly Hills, 90210 stars wrapped production Wednesday in Los Angeles.

Carol Potter, who played Cindy Walsh on the original Fox drama, is also in the cast.

The microseries currently has no title, no plot details, and no release date.

VertTV is keeping all of those details under wraps for now.

The project marks the first vertical microseries for both Spelling and Green.

Vertical microdramas are short-form shows designed to be watched on a mobile phone in portrait mode.

They are typically under 10 minutes per episode and built for quick, bingeable viewing.

VertTV launched in July 2026 as a standalone app for iOS and Android.

The studio was founded by Hollywood veterans Jeffrey Schenck, Barry Barnholtz, and Peter Sullivan.

They have produced over 200 TV movies for Lifetime and Hallmark in the past.

Now they are betting on bite-sized dramas for mobile audiences.

The thriller microseries is written and directed by Theo Buckwald.

Producers include Barry Barnholtz, Peter Sullivan, Ben Rosenthal, Brian Nolan, and Jeffrey Schenck.

No casting details beyond Spelling, Green, and Potter have been announced.

This is not the first time the three 90210 actors have worked together since the show ended.

In 2019, they reunited for BH90210, a one-season meta-reboot on Fox.

In that show, they played fictionalized versions of themselves trying to reboot the original series.

That project ran for six episodes and was canceled after one season.

Spelling and Green starred on 90210 for all 10 seasons, from 1990 to 2000.

Their characters, Donna Martin and David Silver, began dating in season 2.

They had an on-and-off relationship that culminated in a wedding in the final season.

Behind the scenes, the two had a secret fling during the show’s early run.

Spelling revealed this in 2024 on her Misspelling podcast.

“I was young, and I was caught up in it,” she said.

“I love his fiancée [Sharna Burgess], it’s not that.

But if he says something to me, I get so flustered and riled up, and it takes me right back to being my 18-year-old self.”

The two revisited their past relationship in a later episode of Spelling’s podcast.

Green could not remember the first time they had sex.

“I feel like such a stupid girl right now,” Spelling confessed.

She recalled it happening at Disneyland after a cast appearance.

“Wasn’t it at Shannen’s house?” Green asked.

On his Oldish podcast, the two spoke about an 18-year estrangement after 90210 ended.

They did not speak for nearly two decades after the series finale.

Now they are working together again on a thriller with no announced plot.

VertTV’s most recent original series is Bite Club, a supernatural thriller.

It premiered on the app last week after its world premiere at the ALZA Festival in New York City.

Bite Club reunites horror icons Barbara Crampton and Russell Todd on the 40th anniversary of Chopping Mall.

Other vertTV shows include Finding Hope, which reunites Fuller House stars Jodie Sweetin, John Brotherton, and Marla Sokoloff.

There is also Chonda, a vertical multicam sitcom starring Chonda Pierce and Regan Burns.

Chonda was the first multicam sitcom produced in the vertical microseries format.

VertTV is based in Los Angeles and uses traditional production infrastructure.

The studio employs experienced local crews and veteran Hollywood screenwriters.

It shoots every series with real actors on real sets.

VertTV does not use generative AI in its productions.

The vertical microdrama sector is booming as viewers spend more time on mobile phones.

Peacock recently announced a Bravo scripted microdrama called Charmed by a Southern Monster.

It stars Craig Conover from Southern Charm and Nicole Mattox.

That show premieres November 9 on the Peacock mobile app.

The format is gaining traction across streaming platforms.

Spelling and Green’s microseries is part of a growing trend.

Traditional spending on linear TV and streaming content is in decline.

Vertical microdramas offer a cheaper, faster alternative for studios.

They also meet viewers where they already are: on their phones.

The 90210 microseries wrapped production in Los Angeles this week.

VertTV has not announced when it will be released.

Fans of the original series are waiting for more details.

The show is expected to drop on the vertTV app when it is ready.

No further casting announcements have been made.

It is unclear whether other 90210 alums will appear.

The project is the first vertical microseries for both Spelling and Green.

Carol Potter’s involvement adds another layer of nostalgia.

She played the mother of Brenda and Brandon Walsh for the show’s first five seasons.

Potter has appeared in fewer projects since 90210 ended.

Her return alongside Spelling and Green is a notable reunion.