Longtime Beverly Hills, 90210 resident Jason Priestley will guest-star on the upcoming season of Psych, Entertainment Weekly reports.
The 41-year-old actor will play a motorcycle-riding con artist who...
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Jason Priestley rose to fame playing the smart and honorable Brandon Walsh on Beverly Hills, 90210, but his latest role as Richard "Fitz" Fitzpatrick couldn't be any more opposite.
In the DirecTV series Call Me Fitz, Priestley plays a used car salesman whose guilt-free lifestyle becomes complicated when a man named Larry shows up claiming to be his conscience.
"He's not hamstrung by any moral bounds," Priestley tells TVGuide.com about the character. "Then this guy Larry shows up [and] knows a little too much about Fitz, so he has no choice but to keep him close."
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Jason Priestley is joining SyFy's Haven next season, TVLine reports.
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The Beverly Hills, 90210 star, 41, will play Chris Weekly, an intelligent but anti-social marine biologist who has to face an...
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With original Beverly Hills, 90210 stars Jason Priestley and Luke Perry both turning down invitations to reprise their iconic characters on The CW's reboot, their collaboration on Hallmark Movie Channel's Goodnight for Justice may be the closest we'll ever get to a Brandon-Dylan reunion. Priestley's participation this time is strictly behind the scenes, directing his former costar in a role Perry created for himself: righteous Old West judge John Goodnight. Perry, now 45, and Priestley, 41, reminisce with TV Guide Magazine.
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After seeing how producers wove Jennie Garth and Shannen Doherty into the new 90210, naturally fans wondered when the rest of the Beverly Hills, 90210 gang would stop by. TVGuide.com caught up with Jason Priestley at a CW reception at the Kokomo Café, aka the new Peach Pit, to talk about the 90210 episode he's directing (he's also directed five episodes of Secret Life of the American Teenager this season), and what would convince him to reprise the role of Brandon Walsh on the new show. Priestley also reports that we shouldn't plan on seeing Luke Perry's Dylan McKay on the show any time soon.
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