Sweet Valley High (TV series)

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Cover of the first season DVD

Sweet Valley High was an American television series which was based on Francine Pascal's book series of the same name. It ran from 1994 to 1997, and was produced by Saban Entertainment.

After three successful seasons on FOX, the show was moved to UPN for its fourth season, and was cancelled due to poor ratings. The first season is available on DVD.

Originally, Sweet Valley High was a young adult book series created in 1984 by Francine Pascal and written by several ghostwriters, revolving around the lives of Elizabeth and Jessica Wakefield, beautiful blonde twins who live in fictitious Sweet Valley, California.

1 Seasons
2 Regular cast
3 Guest stars
4 Trivia
5 See also
6 External links

[edit] Seasons

[edit] Regular cast

Brittany Daniel - Jessica Wakefield
Cynthia Daniel - Elizabeth Wakefield
Amy Danles - Enid Rollins
Bridget Flanery - Lila Fowler (1994-1996)
Shirlee Elliot - Lila Fowler (1996-1998)
Ryan James Bittle - Todd Wilkins (1994-1996)
Jeremy Garrett - Todd Wilkins (1996-1998)
Michael Perl - Winston Egbert
Harley Rodriguez - Manny Lopez

[edit] Guest stars

Andrea Savage - Renata Vargas
Tiffany Hayes - Cheryl Thomas
Amarilis - Patty Gilbert
Brock Burnett - Bruce Patman (1995-1995)
Christopher Jackson - Bruce Patman (1995-1996)
John Jocelyn - Reginald 'Shred' Patman
Manley Pope - Devon Whitelaw

[edit] Trivia

Amy Danles, who played Enid Rollins, and Manley Pope, who played Devon Whitelaw, are married in real life.
SciFi veteran David Winning directed 11 episodes of the series, including the last one ever aired "Animal Rights & Wrongs". Another project Winning directed for Saban Entertainment included Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie.