Beverly Hills: What happened to Gabrielle Carteris (Andrea) after the end of the series?

M6 tonight kicks off a new 6th season of 9-1-1, which once again opens with an explosive bang, in the purest tradition that the writers have been offering us for almost six years now.

The first episode, which airs at 9:10 p.m. on Six, really kicks off with the most spectacular intervention yet, as Bobby (Peter Krause), Athena (Angela Bassett), Bucky (Oliver Stark), Eddie (Ryan Guzman) and others will have it. To rescue many injured people trapped in a crowded stadium where a major disaster has just occurred.

A dirigible balloon caught fire mid-flight before heading straight for the stadium on match day, the victim of a technical fault. Only this.

A chance to witness some stunning scenes and find a familiar face to the audience as Susie Price, the co-pilot of this airship balloon, plays Gabrielle Carteris, who is well known to Beverly Hills fans after her portrayal of Andrea Zuckerman. 150 episodes of the iconic 1990s series.

Before becoming more cautious, even if the 62-year-old actor never stopped acting after leaving Beverly Hills in 1995.

Many roles on the small screen and an important place in Hollywood for Gabriel Carteris

After five years with Andrea, Brandon’s (Jason Priestley) best friend and confidant, Gabrielle Carteris leaves Beverly Hills at the end of Season 5. At least as a permanent cast member, because he’ll be updating everything after that, too. His role was spread over four episodes in seasons 6, 8 and 10.

In 1995, after leaving the series, she got her own talk show on American television, simply called Gabrielle, but the show ended after only one season.

Gabriel Carteris then continued his short journey as an actor and appeared as a guest, between 1995 and 2022, in many series such as JAG, Les Anges du bonheur, Nip/Tuck, Prouve à l’appui, Code Black, The Event, The Middle, NCIS, we own this town and so on 9-1-1.

But it is also illustrated in a number of TV movies, including births with Scott Bayo (Happy Days) and Alexandra Paul (Alert to Malibu), Seduced and Betrated with David Charvet, or even a scandal in the hospital.

In 2019, Andrea Zuckerman’s ex-interpreter discovers his former partners in Beverly Hills – Shannon Doherty, Jenny Garth, Brian Austin Green, Jason Priestley, Tori Spelling and Ian Ziering – in BH90210, a fake sequel. which stars Beverly Hills stars playing fictional versions of themselves who find themselves in hopes of rebooting the series. With a good dose of humor.

Despite this effective mix of nostalgia and sophomore quality, BH90210 struggled to convince and was canceled by Fox after just six episodes of its first season. A hopeful return of favor that wasn’t really there, but in any case, it allowed a part of the public to see Gabrielle Carteris again, who in her career never found a role as important as Andrea.

However, it should be noted that in parallel with the acting profession, Gabriel Carteris was the vice president, then president of SAG-AFTRA (Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists), an American professional union, from 2012 to 2021. which represents more than 160,000 actors, extras and professionals in film, television, advertising and music.

The essential union in Hollywood whose mission is to negotiate and enforce collective agreements that set the terms of compensation and benefits for actors and other professionals, as well as their working conditions.

Gabriel Carteris, who we meet tonight on the M6 ​​for a few scenes in 9-1-1, has therefore performed this all-important role for nearly a decade in the shadows of filming. The role of president of SAG-AFTRA, which he left in 2021, in favor of Fran Drescher (Nanny from Hell), who replaced him in the position.