Entertainment Weekly caught up with Jennie Garth (Kelly Taylor) and Shannen Doherty (Brenda Walsh) this week to get their take on the news that Tori Spelling has pulled out of appearing on the new Beverly Hills, 90210 spin-off for The CW. Jennie, who will be reprising her role as Kelly Taylor on 90210, revealed that while she is “bummed” that Tori won’t be reprising her role as Donna Martin on the show (thus far, that is) and she maintains that she is “not at war” over salary with Tori … I bet Shannen, who will be reprising her role as Brenda Walsh, was just happy to be asked for a comment:

For those Beverly Hills, 90210 fans out there who were crushed by recent online reports that Tori Spelling will not be appearing on The CW’s new 90210 reboot this fall, take heart — Jennie Garth feels your pain. The star, who will reprise her role as Kelly Taylor on 90210 this fall, tells EW.com that she was disappointed by online reports that Spelling dropped out of The CW series after not being offered the same amount of money as Garth and fellow former co-star Shannen Doherty. “[The press thinks] we’re at war over salary with Tori. I didn’t know I was at war with Tori,” Garth told EW.com. “I’m really bummed because I love Tori and I was psyched Tori was going to be on the show. I think she should definitely get paid as much as either of us is getting paid. Her father created the show. It just seems wrong if that’s the case. I don’t know what really happened because I haven’t talked to her. I would like to talk to her.” Doherty adds that she isn’t taking the deadlinehollywooddaily.com report about Spelling’s salary dispute — which claimed Garth and Doherty were being paid “$35,000-$50,000″ per episode versus Spelling’s proposed salary of “$10,000-$20,000″ per episode — at face value. “They didn’t even get the numbers right,” says the actress, who will reprise her role as Brenda Walsh on The CW’s drama, “so I don’t know if it’s about the money either.” Whatever the case, Garth hopes the door isn’t closed on Donna Martin’s return: “I’ll try to butt my head in whenever I can and tell people what I think about it.”

HMMMM … could this possibly just be a case of building more buzz for the show? Everyone knows that there were feuds amongst the ladies back when Beverly Hills, 90210 was on the air … could all of this money/feud talk just be a way to drum up even more promo buzz for the show? Who here thinks that the issue will eventually be resolved and Tori Spelling will end up appearing on 90210? I think that is a very likely outcome.
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