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| Shannen Doherty
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Shannen Doherty came into the world on April 12, 1971 in Memphis, Tennessee. In 1978 she moves in concert with her family to Los Angeles. Her acting
affinity can be seen clearly when she is still pretty young. Her environment is quite favourable and she debuts at 10 in the TV series 'Father Murphy.
Being 11, Shannen takes part in 'Little House: A New Beginning' as Jenny Wilder. Following is her appearance in 'Our House' in conjunction with Deidre Hall and Wilford Brimley. 'Girls Just Want To Have Fun' is the series that comes next to embrace her in its TV environment.
Co-starring Winona Rider Shannen films in 'Heathers. However, she shoots to real stardom in 1990, performing for Beverly Hills 90210 that turns into a magnetic hit for a large number of teens. In 1994 Shannen embarks on her trip on the path of real celebrities. She devotes more than a year to two projects: 'MallRats' and 'Almost Dead'. Shannen is quite fast at reaching the status of a star after appearing in movies such as:'Gone In The Night', 'Robert Kennedy & His Times', 'Sleeping With The Devil', 'The Ticket' and 'Friends Til The End'. Crucial significance for her acting career upsurge has the movie Prue Halliwell on Charmed in 1998.
With regard to her personal life, the actress is married to Dean Factor - a photo studio owner in the period: 1990 - 1991 and to Chris Foufas - in the
1991-1992 time span. She also enters into a marriage with Ashley Hamilton in September 1993, but the legalized relationship turns out to be quite
unsuccessful and they get separated five months later. In 1994 she meets Judd Nelson, marking an engagement with him in 1995 and a following separation in
1996. Richard Solomon - producer, and Shannen get married in 2002. Their official relationship lasts only a pregnancy period to get separated in 2003,
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Shannen Doherty was picked to play the role of Bruce Willis' character's bad sister in the new TV show North Shore.
11 August 2004
