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Canadian actress Lynne Griffin was 30 years old when she played Pam -- the hot Elsinore Beer heiress who falls in love with the hockey hunk -- in the 1983 comedy/crime film "Strange Brew."

Griffin shared the big screen with Rick Moranis, Dave Thomas and Max von Sydow.

San Diego-born Shauna Sand made a name for herself in the '90s as a model and actress but was most notably nude as the sexy centerfold in May, 1996 as Playboy's Playmate of the Month.

Former actress Eliza Dushku was 18 when she was cast as Missy -- a Los Angeles gymnast who transfers to a San Diego high school and makes the switch from gymnastics to cheerleading -- in the 2000 film classic "Bring It On."

Eliza hit the big screen with Hollywood icons Gabrielle Union and Kirsten Dunst.

"I transferred from Los Angeles! Your school has no gymnastics team! This is a last resort!"

Swedish born Neneh Cherry (real name Neneh Mariann Karlsson) was in her mid-20s when she shot to stardom as a songwriter, rapper and singer with 80s dance bangers like "Buffalo Stance," "Kisses On The Wind," and "Manchild" on her 1989 debut album, "Raw Like Sushi."

American actress Susan Ruttan was in her mid-thirties when she first played Roxanne -- the confident office secretary -- on the long-running legal television show and movie "L.A. Law" back in 1986.

Susan Dey, Blair Underwood, and Harry Hamlin were some of the additional cast members on the iconic show.

Better known as Tech N9ne, American rapper Aaron Dontez Yates rose to fame with hits like "Caribou Lou," "Sex Out South," and "Hood Go Crazy." The Kansas City native is known for his lightning-fast, tongue-twisting raps and intense, theatrical delivery.

American actor Davis Cleveland was only 8 years old when he first played Flynn Jones -- the younger mischievous and food-obsessed younger brother of CeCe Jones -- on Disney's hit show "Shake It Up" back in 2010.

Davis was part of an ensemble cast including Bella Thorne, Zendaya, and Roshon Fegan.

American actor and musician Reid Ewing was 20 years old when he first started playing Dylan -- Haley's on-and-off boyfriend who isn't the sharpest tool in the shed -- on the hit show "Modern Family" back in 2009.

Ewing was part of an ensemble cast including Sarah Hyland, Sofía Vergara, and Jesse Tyler Ferguson.

American actor Josh Flitter was just a preteen when he played Corky -- Nancy's bestie who has a big ole' crush on her -- in the 2007 family/thriller film "Nancy Drew."

Flitter hit the big screen with stars like Emma Roberts, Max Thieriot and Tate Donovan.

Former actor Dillon Freasier was only 10 years old when he was cast to play H.W. Plainview, aka Little H.W., in the 2007 western/drama film "There Will Be Blood."

Dillon hit the big screen with fellow actors Daniel Day-Lewis and Paul Dano.

American actress Maxine Bahns was in her mid 20s when she played Hope -- the graduate student working at bar who marries a NYC taxi driver -- in the 1996 rom-com film "She's the One."

Maxine hit the big screen with Ed Burns, Cameron Diaz, Jennifer Aniston and Michael McGlone.

American actress Diane Franklin was in her 20s when she rose to stardom as a cult movie legend back in the 1980s.

Her popular works include "The Last American Virgin," "Amityville II: The Possession," "Better Off Dead," "TerrorVision," and "Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure."

Before this kid landed on "Malcolm In The Middle" he was just sitting in his toy car, growing up in North Carolina and racing off to the big screen!

American actor French Stewart was in his early 30s when he first started playing Harry -- one of the four extraterrestrials disguised as humans -- on the sitcom "3rd Rock From the Sun" back in 1996.

French was part of an ensemble cast including Kristen Johnston, John Lithgow, and Simbi Khali.

American actor and screenwriter W. Earl Brown was in his mid 30s when he played Warren Jensen opposite Cameron Diaz and Ben Stiller -- in the rom-com film "There's Something About Mary" back in 1998.

Cuban-American actor Tony Plana was 33 years old when he played the rough-and-tumble bandito, Jefe in the 1986 comedy/western film "Three Amigos!"

Tony shared the big screen with Steve Martin, Martin Short, and Chevy Chase.