Tori Spelling Tells All in Interview Following 'Beverly Hills, 90210' Behind the Scenes Movie

It's the 25th anniversary of the cult teen series, Beverly Hills, 90210. The series premiered on October 4, 1990 and changed teen drama on television forever. In a recent Lifetime tell-all interview, Tori Spelling: Celebrity Lie Detector, Tori Spelling took fans behind the scenes and confessed to sleeping with two of her co-stars. It was clear that she slept with her former on-again off-again boyfriend, Brian Austin Green, but she surprised viewers by sharing that she slept with Jason Priestley and kissed Luke Perry. The interview aired after the debut of The Unauthorized Beverly Hills, 90210 Story, the Lifetime movie detailing the behind the scenes antics of the '90s Beverly Hills, 90210 cast.

In the interview, Spelling talked about her summer fling with Priestley, stating, "Half my friends don't even know this," Spelling said, before admitting that she'd had a relationship with Priestley.

"It was a summer fling, it was off set, It was our version of, like, a summer romance, the 90210 version and that was it," she admitted. "You know, we stayed great friends for the rest of the run, and beyond that, but yeah, we had that one summer fling."

The remains of the hour-long sit down with Spelling detailed her off-screen drama with cast members, particularly popular co-star, Shannen Doherty. It also touched on topics like who she may have lost her virginity to and that her father, Aaron Spelling left her $800,000 in his will.

This team meeting doesn’t look good for Shannen! #Unauthorized90210 pic.twitter.com/7ynsn19FLS

— Lifetime (@lifetimetv) October 4, 2015

The Unauthorized Beverly Hills, 90210 Story debuted to mixed reviews, but it did enlighten viewers with little-known facts about the show. Aaron Spelling (played by Dan Castellaneta) originally didn't see the reason to hire 30-something actors to play teenagers. It was his daughter, Tori, that convinced him that TV was already going in that direction.

Along with stories of script changes, over-the-top make-out scenes and Gabrielle Carteris almost throwing in the towel after the pilot episode aired, there were not too many shocking revelations in the Lifetime movie. This left viewers wanting more as the channel transitioned to Spelling's TV special.