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        <title><![CDATA[Luke Perry Through the Years]]></title>
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					<p>From Dylan McKay to Fred Andrews. <strong>Luke Perry</strong> has made his mark on Hollywood, from his breakout role on&nbsp;<strong><em>Beverly Hills, 90210</em></strong>&nbsp;to his comeback gig on&nbsp;<strong><em>Riverdale</em></strong>.</p>
<p>The actor was born in Ohio on October 11, 1966. He grew up in the Midwestern state before moving to Los Angeles shortly after his high school graduation to pursue a career in acting.</p>
<p>Perry got his start in soap operas. He appeared on&nbsp;<em>Another World</em>&nbsp;from 1988 to 1989. Soon after, he landed his part on&nbsp;<em>90210</em>.</p>
<p>The <em>Riverdale</em> star was cast as the bad boy of West Beverly High School in the teen drama, which ran on Fox from 1990 to 2000. He starred alongside <strong><strong>Tori Spelling</strong></strong> (Donna Martin), <strong><strong>Jennie Garth</strong></strong> (Kelly Taylor), <strong><strong>Ian Ziering</strong></strong> (Steve Sanders), <strong><strong>Shannen Doherty</strong></strong> (Brenda Walsh), <strong><strong>Jason Priestley</strong></strong> (Brandon Walsh) and <strong><strong>Brian Austin Green</strong></strong> (David Silver).</p>

		<p>Perry moved on from his career-launching role before the show ended — and later came back to wrap up his character’s story. He pursued film roles, voiceover work and TV appearances in the meantime.</p>
<p>In 2017, the&nbsp;<em>8 Seconds</em>&nbsp;actor returned to his roots as Archie Andrews’ (<strong>KJ Apa</strong>) dad on the CW hit&nbsp;<em>Riverdale</em>. His costars include fellow ‘90s icons <strong><strong>Skeet Ulrich</strong></strong>, <strong>Mädchen Amick</strong> and <strong><strong>Mark Consuelos</strong></strong>, who also play parents of the murderous town’s teens.</p>
<p>Perry wed <strong>Rachel Sharp</strong> in 1993. The pair welcomed son Jack in 1997 and daughter Sophie in 2000, but they divorced 10 years after tying the knot.</p>
<p>He admitted to <em>Us Weekly</em> in March 2017 that he <strong>would not want his daughter to date his character Dylan McKay</strong>. “I know that brother,” he quipped. “I know what he’s up to. … He’s absolutely a man of character, so she could do worse. But it wouldn’t be my first pick, no.”</p>
<p>The&nbsp;<em>Oz</em> alum dealt with precancerous growths in 2015. He <strong>suffered a massive stroke</strong> in February 2019 and <strong>died less than a week later</strong>.</p>
<p>Scroll to take a look back at Perry’s career, love life, family and more:</p>
									

				
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