David Arquette remembers working with 'amazing' Shannen Doherty and Luke Perry on “Beverly Hills, 90210”

"Just being on that set and part of that whole world was really wild."

David Arquette is remembering his days behind the keytar in the 90210 with late stars Shannen Doherty and Luke Perry.

The actor appeared on the latest episode of Andy Cohen's Watch What Happens Live, where he was asked about Doherty — who died July 13 from breast cancer at age 53 — and what he remembered from when he starred in one of episode of Beverly Hills, 90210 as Dennis “Diesel” Stone, the lead singer of the band Waste Management.

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"I was supposed to play drums, and I showed up and the guy said, 'Well, we got a drummer,' so they gave me a keytar," Arquette recalled. "But I got to work with Luke Perry, who I loved, and Shannen, she was amazing. Just being on that set and part of that whole world was really wild."

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The 10-season Fox drama followed siblings Brenda (Doherty) and Brendon Walsh (Jason Priestley) and their friends as they navigated the highs and lows of high school and then, later, college. Perry, who died in 2019 from a stroke at 52, played Doherty's love interest Dylan McKay. Arquette appeared in episode 14 of season 3, titled "Wild Horses," in 1992.

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Speaking with PeopleTV for an episode of Couch Surfing in 2018, Arquette recalled appearing on set and learning his onscreen band was an actual band. "I was like, it's a cool role. I show up and the guy's like, no man, we're a real rock band. They're playing a song in our show; that's why we're up here," he said. "He's all, 'We got you this,' and it's a keytar. I cannot be a rock and roll tough guy with a keytar!"

Arquette also addressed a line he said in the episode that called Axl Rose a sellout: "Let's set the record straight. I was the sellout there. Sorry, Axl. Peace be with you."

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