It’s a completely different audience,” Green says. “There’s no comparison at all. Being on the show was much like being one of the Jonas Brothers. You make the show for the young girls who are looking for good-looking guys on television and whether you are or not, you just kind of jump in and fit the mold and wear what they tell you to wear and that’s really what the focus becomes. With this, I love the fact that I have two pairs of pants and two different shirts that I circulate through and one jacket.”
Green didn’t watch the two-hour premiere of The CW’s new 90210, but says he hopes to watch future episodes, laughing at the notion that the show could possibly make any choices for an off-screen David Silver that he’d disapprove of.
“I don’t know if you could possibly screw it up more than it was screwed with over 10 years,” he says of Silver’s backstory, which included drug addition, Babyface and years of sexual frustration with Donna.
“I don’t have any sort of ill feelings toward the show,” he says. “It was a great 10 years of my life. There were great sides to it and then obviously there were really tough sides to it also, as far as moving on from it. But it’s what it is and I wouldn’t change it.”
So what would it take to get Green to do a cameo on 90210?
“I don’t know. Time, I think, ultimately. If I had the time, I think I’d do it.”
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