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LEGACIES Stars Play Truth or Dare Jenga | Set Tour with Jenny Boyd and Kaylee Bryant

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Josie and Lizzie Saltzman just gave fans the keys to the Salvatore School.

TV Guide sat down with Kaylee Bryant and Jenny Boyd, the “Legacies” co-stars who play siphoner witch twins Josie and Lizzie Saltzman, for a segment that mixes a game of Truth or Dare Jenga with a full walkthrough of the show’s Atlanta studio sets. Danielle Rose Russell, who plays Hope Mikaelson, drops in for a trivia round in between. What starts as a lighthearted game turns into a genuinely detailed tour of a production that’s still tied at the hip to “The Vampire Diaries” and “The Originals.”

• The video runs in three parts: Truth or Dare Jenga with Bryant and Boyd (0:00), Danielle Rose Russell playing “Who Said It: Klaus Mikaelson or Kai Parker?” (11:08), and the Salvatore School set tour led by Boyd and Bryant (13:10).
• The tour reveals the Stefan Salvatore Memorial Library, a display case holding Stefan’s daylight ring, one of his journals, and Elena Gilbert’s original vervain necklace.
• Production secrets get exposed on camera: Alaric Saltzman’s headmaster office doubles as the spell-casting classroom set, and the school gym reuses the soundstage originally built for Marcel Gerard’s loft on “The Originals.”

Truth or Dare Jenga Gets Personal

Bryant and Boyd spend the opening stretch pulling labeled Jenga blocks that force either an honest answer or an off-screen dare. The questions dig into their real experiences shooting “Legacies,” while the dares push them into demonstrating secret talents on the spot. It’s the kind of unscripted back-and-forth that shows why the two, who’ve played on-screen sisters since the show’s 2018 premiere, have an easy rapport in front of a camera even when the cameras aren’t rolling on a “Legacies” script.

The format keeps the segment loose, but it’s clearly built to set up the bigger payoff: once the tower falls, Boyd and Bryant swap the game table for hard hats and studio badges to walk the actual sets.

Danielle Rose Russell’s Trivia Interlude

At the 11:08 mark, Russell steps in for “Who Said It: Klaus Mikaelson or Kai Parker?” — a trivia bit that asks her to sort quotes between two of the “Vampire Diaries” universe’s most quoted villains. It’s a short segment sandwiched between the Jenga game and the set tour, but it doubles as a reminder of how deep the show’s mythology runs, with Hope Mikaelson’s own family history tangled up in both Klaus’s and the broader franchise’s past.

Inside the Salvatore School Set

The real substance of the video arrives at 13:10, when Boyd and Bryant take over as tour guides through the Atlanta soundstages. They point straight to the Stefan Salvatore Memorial Library, where a case holds Stefan’s daylight ring, one of his personal journals, and Elena Gilbert’s original vervain necklace — physical relics from “The Vampire Diaries” preserved inside the “Legacies” set.

The kitchen that once hosted Bonnie and Damon’s pancake scenes is now, according to Boyd and Bryant, where students sneak off to make out after hours.

The old Salvatore Boarding House living room has been rebuilt as the Great Hall, where students in the show practice floating books and mingle between classes — a redress that keeps the bones of the original house recognizable under a new purpose. Alaric Saltzman’s headmaster office, meanwhile, quietly doubles as the school’s spell-casting classroom, and the gymnasium set was constructed on the same stage space once used for Marcel Gerard’s loft in “The Originals.” For longtime viewers of the franchise, it’s the kind of Easter-egg-hunting that turns a simple set tour into a scavenger hunt through three shows’ worth of history.

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By the time the tour wraps, Boyd and Bryant have covered a library shrine, a converted kitchen, a repurposed living room, and a gym built on top of Marcel’s old loft — four sets, three shows’ worth of history, and one Jenga tower that started the whole thing.