How the Cast of “Melrose Place” Has Changed Since We First Watched the Show

It may be hard to believe, but almost 30 years have passed since we saw the first episodes of Melrose Place, a TV drama that instantly won the hearts of thousands. Josie Bissett, Marcia Cross, Heather Locklear, Andrew Shue, and many others — the show had a wonderful cast of talented actors who became world-famous stars and struck poses for top pop culture magazines.

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