TORI SPELLING

Tori Spelling (Donna Martin) made her television acting debut at six years old as a guest star on Vegas. She now has many credits, including guest-starring roles on Saved by the Bell, Hotel, The Love Boat, T.J. Hooker and Fantasy Island. She starred in the ABC made-for-television movie The Three Kings with Jack Warden and Lou Diamond Phillips, and made her feature-film debut in Troop Beverly Hills, which starred Shelley Long. She also starred in the NBC movie-of-the-week, A Friend to Die For, which received NBC's highest ratings for a movie-of-the-week during the 1994 season.

Tori was recognized for her outstanding dedication and support of the Youth AIDS Foundation of Los Angeles, and received the Young Leadership Award from Washington D.C.'s Holocaust Memorial Museum for her efforts on behalf of the museum's Children's Tile Project. In June 1993, she received the Youth Ambassador for Vision Award from Retinitis Pigmentosa International.