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Australian actor Jaason Simmons was 43 years old when he played Baz Hogan -- the Australian surfer and Fin's right-hand man -- in the horror sci-fi film "Sharknado" back in 2013.

Simmons joined other actors on set, such as Ian Ziering, Cassie Scerbo and Adrian Bustamante.

Today's not just about Taylor Swift's album drop ... It's October 3rd, and y'all know what that means! It's "Mean Girls Day!" Swipe through our gallery and see the icons themselves ...

Yes, we've got Lindsay Lohan and Tina Fey, but don't forget about the other legends who made the film top-notch ... Lizzy Caplan, who played Janis Ian ... and Daniel Franzese, who slayed the character of Damian, just to name a couple ...

American actor Gregg Edelman was in his early 50s when he played Lead Counsel Malloy -- the suspicious dude who suspects Margaret and Andrew's marriage is an arrangement -- in  the 2009 rom-com "The Proposal."

Edelman hit the big screen with Hollywood icons like Sandra Bullock as the publishing company editor-in-chief who faked her engagement to avoid deportation, Margaret Tate, Ryan Reynolds who went along with the proposal to Margaret, Andrew Paxton and Betty White as Andrew's adorable and hysterical grandmother, Grandma Annie.

Other noteworthy cast members include Malin Akerman and Mary Steenburgen

American actress Jessica St. Clair was in her mid-30s when she played the hilarious bridal stylist at 'Bell on Blanc' -- who assists the bride-to-be (played by Maya Rudolph) and her bridesmaids on scoring the perfect dress, all the while undergoing food poisoning -- in the 2011 rom-com film "Bridesmaids."

The ensemble cast of comedic icons included Maya Rudolph as the bride-to-be and Annie's childhood bestie, Lillian, Kristen Wiig as the lonely, single and cynical gal with roommates, Annie, and Melissa McCarthy as the government worker with a newfound zest for life after falling off a ship, Megan.

Canadian singer-songwriter Daniel Powter was in his mid-30s when he and his go-to hat skyrocketed to fame -- topping the music charts for five weeks -- with his 2005 hit song "Bad Day."

Daniel wrote the hook of the bop while on a ferry ride between Vancouver and Victoria ... "Bad Day" was heavily used on the fifth season of "American Idol" -- with Powter singing the song live at the final show in 2006 ...

"Because you had a bad day, you're taking one down, You sing a sad sang to turn it around ..."

Icelandic actress Anita Briem was in her mid-20s when she was cast to play Hannah -- the fearless and independent "mountain guide" and daughter of the famous volcanologist -- in the 2008 family/adventure film "Journey to the Center of the Earth."

Anita shared the big screen with Josh Hutcherson as the only child who's being looked after by his Uncle, Sean and Brendan Fraser as Sean's quick-thinking Uncle and professor, Trevor.

Other actors in the movie include Jean Michel Paré and Kaniehtiio Horn.

Briem is also known for playing Queen Jane Seymour on "The Tudors."

Back in 2013, American actress Leah Pipes was in her mid 20s when she first started playing Camille O'Connell -- the former brave psychology student who's highly intelligent -- on the supernatural fantasy-drama spinoff series "The Originals."

Pipes was part of an ensemble cast including Joseph Morgan as Niklaus, the OG vampire who's romantically interested in Camile, Phoebe Tonkin as Hayley, the protective alpha werewolf who shares a kid with Niklaus, and Danielle Campbell as Davina, who is extremely powerful and the dependent teen witch ...

Pipes also starred in the slasher film "Sorority Row" where she played Jessica Pierson.

Before this cute lil' kiddo was a baller, he was just growin' up in Louisiana with his brothers ... a star athlete for his high school, and scoring college scholarships from schools like LSU, North Texas and TCU ...

After throwin' and soarin' thru his college career, he was the NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year in 2016 -- he had the highest passer rating as a rookie !!! TMZ has shared several updates on his new and upcoming Texas mansion.

Need one more clue? Today, he's usually rockin' with a buzzcut and some sexy scruff!

American actress Lisanne Falk was in her early 20s when she played Heather -- the nicer 'Heather' on the Westerburg High cheerleading squad whose signature color is yellow, Heather McNamara -- in the 1988 teen comedy crime "Heathers."

Falk shared the big screen with Christian Slater as Jason, the killer of three students who falls in love with Veronica, Shannen Doherty, who initially is a shy bookworm with green as her signature color, (the other)Heather, and Winona Ryder as the popular girl constantly rocking blue clothing and is mature beyond her years, Veronica.

American actor Sasha Jenson was in his late 20s when he played Don Dawson -- the high school senior and football player always lookin' for a good time -- in the classic 1993 throwback film "Dazed and Confused."

Jenson shared the screen with Hollywood legends like Matthew McConaughey as David Wooderson, the suave Texas teen always ready to party and known for his catchphrase "All right, all right, all right."

Other notable players included Jason London who played Randall "Pink" Floyd, the footballer who floats between the stoners, geeks and jocks, and Ben Affleck as the high school bully, Fred O'Bannion.

American actress Clea DuVall was 21 years old when she played Graham -- the tough, cool and gay girl who is sent to conversion camp by her parents -- in the comedy/romance film "But I'm A Cheerleader" -- back in 1999.

Clea shared the big screen with Natasha Lyonne as Megan, the popular cheerleader who is a lesbian, also sent to the conversion camp, RuPaul as Mike, the formerly gay man who teaches manly "things" at the conversion camp, and Cathy Moriarty as the strict camp-director, Cathy.

DuVall's other notable works include "The Faculty" and "Girl Interrupted."

American actress Edith Conn AKA "Didi" was in her mid-20s when she skyrocketed to fame playing Frenchy -- the high school senior and 'beauty school dropout' who mistakenly dyes her hair hot pink -- in the 1978 musical/comedy film "Grease."

Edith shared the big screen with Hollywood legends like John Travolta as the hot and suave leader of the T-Birds, Danny Zuko, Olivia Newton-John as the new and naive girl at school, Sandy and Michael Tucci as Marty's silly, goofy boyfriend and part of the T-Birds.

Other honorable cast mentions include Stockard Channing as Rizzo!

"Beauty school dropout, no graduation day for you!"

American actress Christina Scherer was in her early 20s when she played Becky -- the young and energetic chief assistant who feels overworked and underappreciated -- in the comedy/drama "The Intern" back in 2015.

Christina shared the big screen with Hollywood icons like Anne Hathaway as the fashion company CEO, Jules, Robert De Niro as the wise senior citizen intern working for Jules, and Adam DeVine as Jules' coworker who goes out of his way to help others, Jason.

In 2019, Scherer moved to New York City to focus on her artwork.

Mexican actor and producer Héctor Jiménez was 32 years old when he was cast to play Steven -- Nacho's poor and awkward wrestling partner who steals food -- in the family/comedy film "Nacho Libre" back in 2006.

Héctor shared the big screen with Jack Black as the bold and funny monastery orphanage chef who secretly becomes a wrestler, Nacho, Ana de la Reguera as the kind and compassionate nun working at the orphanage, Sister Encarnación, and Darius Rose as the adorable orphan, Chancho, who is protective of Nacho's secret identity.

American actor and director Gaelan Draper was 20 years old when he played Will Burton -- the music-lover and new kid at school who is initially an outcast ... but gains popularity just bein' himself -- in the family/musical film "Bandslam" back in 2009.

Joining Gaelan on the movie set included Vanessa Hudgens as Will's love interest Sa5m, who is standoffish and shy, Aly Michalka as Charlotte, the lead singer of the band and former cheerleader, and Lisa Kudrow as Will's (single) caring mother, Karen.

In 2011, he played Wyatt Black in Cartoon Network's "Level Up."

American actor David Thornton was 61 years old when he played Nick -- the wealthy and successful businessman -- in the 2014 romantic comedy "The Other Woman."

Thornton played opposite many Hollywood icons like Cameron Diaz as the the hot blonde and attorney who discovers she's a mistress, Carly, Leslie Mann as the ditsy yet intelligent housewife who's being cheated on, Kate and Kate Upton as one of the other hot mistresses, Amber.

Nikolaj Coster-Waldau plays the cheating, insecure husband, Mark, and Nicki Minaj plays the sassy and real assistant, Lydia.