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03-13-2018, 08:37 PM
http://www.nickiswift.com/113263/hollywood-wont-cast-jennie-garth-anymore/
Jennie Garth's career began as a small role on the '80s sitcom Growing Pains*and eventually evolved into the actress starring as Kelly Taylor on the series Melrose Place. When it came time for the show's creators to craft a spin-off program, they immediately brought Garth's character on board to star in the teenage drama series, Beverly Hills, 90210.*
Her portrayal of the promiscuous and troubled teen snagged her a Young Artist Award, and when the series came to an end in 2000, there was no doubt that lucrative acting gigs would continue to fall right into her lap. And that's exactly what happened when she was cast alongside Amanda Bynes in the 2002 WB sitcom, What I Like About You.
Despite the enormous amount of talent she has, Garth has struggled to attain the level of success she experienced during her heyday. Many of her*projects have bombed, and she has been delegated to the role of a guest star on various shows. We're scratching our heads in confusion while trying to ascertain what happened to her career. Here are a few theories as to why Hollywood won't cast Jennie Garth anymore.
Read More: http://www.nickiswift.com/113263/hollywood-wont-cast-jennie-garth-anymore/?utm_campaign=clip
Jennie Garth's career began as a small role on the '80s sitcom Growing Pains*and eventually evolved into the actress starring as Kelly Taylor on the series Melrose Place. When it came time for the show's creators to craft a spin-off program, they immediately brought Garth's character on board to star in the teenage drama series, Beverly Hills, 90210.*
Her portrayal of the promiscuous and troubled teen snagged her a Young Artist Award, and when the series came to an end in 2000, there was no doubt that lucrative acting gigs would continue to fall right into her lap. And that's exactly what happened when she was cast alongside Amanda Bynes in the 2002 WB sitcom, What I Like About You.
Despite the enormous amount of talent she has, Garth has struggled to attain the level of success she experienced during her heyday. Many of her*projects have bombed, and she has been delegated to the role of a guest star on various shows. We're scratching our heads in confusion while trying to ascertain what happened to her career. Here are a few theories as to why Hollywood won't cast Jennie Garth anymore.
Read More: http://www.nickiswift.com/113263/hollywood-wont-cast-jennie-garth-anymore/?utm_campaign=clip