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American actress Jessie Ennis was in her mid-20s when she played Debbie, the sorority sister, in the 2018 drama/action film "Life of the Party."

Jessie hit the big screen with iconic actors like Melissa McCarthy, Maya Rudolph, and Julie Bowen.

American actor Steele Stebbins was just a teen when he played Kevin in the comedy/adventure film "Vacation" back in 2015.

Stebbins was amongst many Hollywood greats like Christina Applegate, Ed Helms, and Beverly D'Angelo.

Puerto Rican actor and singer Renoly Santiago was in his early 20s when he played the reputation protecting Raul Sanchero -- opposite Michelle Pfeiffer -- in the 1995 cinematic masterpiece "Dangerous Minds."

In addition to Pfeiffer, Renoly hit the big screen with Wade Dominguez, Bruklin Harris and George Dzundza.

English actor Rupert Everett was 37 years old when he iconically played George -- opposite Julia Roberts as her gay bestie -- in the '97 rom-com film "My Best Friend's Wedding."

Rupert hit the big screen with a star-studded cast, including Cameron Diaz and Dermot Mulroney.

"The moment I wake up, before I put on my makeup ... I say a little prayer for you!"

American actress Anne Dudek was 29 years old when she hilariously played Tiffany Wilson -- the hot blonde who pretty much owns The Hamptons" -- in the comedy film "White Chicks" back in 2004.

Dudek hit the big screen with Hollywood actors Marlon and Shawn Wayans, Terry Crews, Busy Philipps and Maitland Ward.

Actor Nicolas Furu was only 10 years old when he landed the role as 'stun gun boy' in the 2009 comedy film "The Hangover."

Furu joined many Hollywood legends on set like Bradley Cooper, Zach Galifianakis, Ed Helms, and Ken Jeong.

Nicholas also acted in "Modern Family" and "100 Things to Do Before High School."

American actor Khalil Kain is best known for playing the levelheaded Raheem -- who is killed by Tupac's character Bishop -- in the 1992 drama "Juice."

Other noteworthy cast members who joined Khalil on set include Omar Epps, Queen Latifah, and Samuel L. Jackson.

English actor Adrian Paul was in his early 30s when he first started playing Duncan aka 'Mac' -- the powerful Immortal and champion -- on the action series "Highlander: The Series" back in 1992.

Paul was part of an ensemble cast including actors, Stan Kirsch, Peter Wingfield and Jim Byrnes.

"Scream" -- one of the most iconic horror/mystery films to bless the big screen, and we're kickin' off your wicked Wednesday with the legends who made the slasher film so frigin' epic!

Stars like Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox, and David Arquette are just a few of the many greats who made this franchise so popular ...

American actor Jon Abrahams was 22 years old when he played Bobby Prinze -- the scheming, sex-crazed high schooler -- in the horror/comedy film "Scary Movie" back in 2000.

Jon shared the big screen with Anna Faris, Regina Hall ... and Marlon and Shawn Wayans.

Abrahams was also in "Meet the Parents" and "House of Wax."

Electric duo LMFAO -- made up of Redfoo and Sky Blu -- stormed the music charts with their hit songs "Party Rock Anthem" and "Sexy And I Know It" back in 2009.

In 2012, they went their separate ways to focus on solo careers -- and have yet to reunite for a PARTY!

"Party rock is in the house tonight. Everybody just have a good time. And we gon' make you lose your mind. We just wanna see you, Shake that!"

American actress Meredith Salenger was just 15 years old when she played Natty Gann -- the adventure-seeking tomboy opposite John Cusack -- in the 1985 family/adventure movie "The Journey of Natty Gann."

In addition to hitting the big screen with Cusack, Salenger was joined on set by Ray Wise and Lainie Kazan.

American actor Adam Chambers was in his late 20s when he was cast to play Cobb -- the assistant and monster hunter in training -- in the family/adventure film "Girl vs. Monster" back in 2012.

Chambers hit the big screen with other Hollywood stars like Olivia Holt, Luke Benward and Katherine McNamara.

Canadian actress Mercedes McNab was only 13 years old when she played Amanda Buckman -- the privileged pilgrim camper -- opposite Christina Ricci as Wednesday Addams -- in the funny 1993 family film "Addams Family Values."

Former model Eli Swanson was 24 years old when he caught the eyes of millions, scoring the gig of Britney Spears' astronaut in the "Oops I Did It Again" music video.

Prior to walking the moon for Britney, he was modeling and bartending. Today, Eli is an orthopedic trauma surgeon!

"Britney! Before you go, there's something I want you to have ... Well, baby, I went down and got it for ya."

Canadian American actress Jenn Proske was in her early 20s when she played Becca Crane -- the awkward and anxious high school student, lacking joy in life -- in the comedy/horror film "Vampires Suck" back in 2010.

Jenn shared the big screen with actors Matt Lanter, Anneliese van der Pol, and Chris Riggi.