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New York City native Cathy Silvers was only 19 years old when she landed the role of the teenage, boy-crazy best friend, Jenny Piccalo, in the last few seasons of the classic ABC sitcom, "Happy Days."

Cathy Silver was cast alongside epic actors like Erin Moran, as the best friend and kid sis, Joanie Cunningham and, of course, Ron Howard as the big bro and protagonist, Richie Cunningham.

Fun Fact: Cathy's real dad, Phil Silvers, was on one episode of "Happy Days" ... to play the father of Jenny Piccalo.

Oklahoma native Cindy Pickett was in her late 30s when she took on the role of the gullible and loving mother, Katie Bueller -- who can't believe her ill son could be absent niiiiiine times?! -- in John Hughes' 1986 classic movie masterpiece, "Ferris Bueller's Day Off."

Cindy Pickett was in the sick flick with an epic cast including Alan Ruck as the Ferrari-kicking Cameron Frye, Jeffrey Jones as the highly suspicious Principal Ed Rooney, Jennifer Grey as the pissed off sister, Jeanie ... and, of course, Matthew Broderick as the sly skipper, Ferris Bueller.

Pickett was also the hot mom, Connie, in the funny 1993 farm film, "Son In Law," with Pauly Shore.

Florida native Reed Alexander was only 13 years old when he landed the recurring role as the kooky critic, Nevel Papperman -- who is constantly obstructing Carly's show to score a smooch -- on Nickelodeon's technically-advanced kids comedy, "iCarly."

Reed Alexander shared screen time with other kid stars including Jennette McCurdy as the cohost and closest homie, Sam Puckett, Nathan Kress as the tech support friend, Freddie Benson, Jerry Trainor as the big bro and parental figure, Spencer Shay ... and of course Miranda Cosgrove as the show's star, Carly Shay.

Alexander was also in two episodes of "Will & Grace."

San Jose-born Kate Sargeant kicked her career off in Hollywood with the striking character, Emily -- who is the friendly neighbor girl and subject of the classic line, "Rocky loves Emily" -- in the OG 1992 kids karate movie, "3 Ninjas."

Kate Sargeant was alongside the butt-kicking cast including the three martial arts experts, Max Elliott Slade as the fast-moving Jeffrey "Colt" Douglas, Chad Power as the youngest boy who will eat anything, Michael "Tum Tum" Douglas ... and of course Michael Treanor as the solid love interest, Sam "Rocky" Douglas.

After "3 Ninjas," Sargeant was in one episode of "Sister, Sister" as well as the TV movie "Freaky Friday."

Robbi Morgan is best known for taking a stab at the role of the dog-loving camp cook, Annie -- who gets her throat slashed before she can even make it to Camp Crystal Lake -- in the classic 1980 fright film, "Friday the 13th."

Robbi Morgan killed it in the movie alongside other great actors including Kevin Bacon as the hot jock, Jack, Mark Nelson as the camp counselor cadaver, Ned Rubenstein, Adrienne King as the long-living Alice who makes it out with a machete ... and of course Betsy Palmer who plays the crazy murdering mother, Mrs. Vorhees.

Canadian-born actress Martha MacIsaac is best known for her role as the Goldslick love interest, Becca -- who parties too hard and pukes the bed -- in the 2007 coming-of-age comedy, "Superbad."

Martha MacIsaac joined an awesome group of young actors for the high school party film including Emma Stone as the party-hosting hottie, Jules, Jonah Hill as the home ec loner and party starter, Seth, Christopher Mintz-Plasse as the 25-year-old Hawaii native, Fogell AKA McLovin ... and of course, Michael Cera as the soft-spoken, angsty archetype and Becca's love interest, Evan.

Indiana native Kerri Kenney arrested the world's heart with her kooky character, Deputy Trudy Wiegel, on the hilarious Comedy Central cop show "Reno 911!" and the 2007 film follow-up, "Reno 911!: Miami."

Kerri Kenny was cast in the mockumentary alongside an awesome squad of stars, including Cedric Yarbrough as the dreamy "Jonesy," Robert Ben Garant as the NASCAR loving clumsy cop Junior, Carlos Alazraqui as the trigger happy Garcia, Niecy Nash as the fierce one on the force Raineesha Williams, Wendi McLendon-Covey as the buxom babe with a badge Johnson ... and, of course, Thomas Lennon as the leggy leader Lieutenant Jim Dangle.

Ohio-born A.J. Langer is best known for her role as the out of control best friend, Rayanne Graff, in the short-lived television teen drama "My So-Called Life" between 1994 and 1995.

A.J. Langer was cast on the ABC show alongside stars like Wilson Cruz as the gay best friend, Enrique "Rickie" Vasquez, Jared Leto as the bad boy and love interest, Jordan Catalano, and of course Claire Danes as the Liberty High School sophomore ... and narrator ... Angela Chase.

Langer was also in other television shows like "Coach," "Seinfeld" and "Touched by an Angel."

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.

Shauna Sands was in a handful of episodes of the classic under cover cop show "Renegade" where she was cast alongside her hubby, Lorenzo Lamas, as the biker bad boy Reno Raines.

Sands continues to model and also sells worn (and signed) lacy lingerie, Lucite high-heel shoes and hot personalized photos on her eBay account.

Pennsylvania-native Jimmy Pop (real name James Franks) was in his early 20s when he gained fame as the wacky rapper with creative lyrics in the '90s musical mash-up, Bloodhound Gang.

Jimmy Pop is best known for his hysterical lines in the slapstick songs "Fire Water Burn," "The Bad Touch" and even the 2005 follow-up, "Foxtrot Uniform Charlie Kilo."

After goofing around in the music biz, Pop could be seen messing around on prank shows like "CKY 4 The Latest & Greatest" and MTV's dummy programs, "Viva La Bam" and "The Dudesons."

New York-native Rene Auberjonois started his illustrious television career as the elitist chief of staff, Clayton Endicott III, in the early '80s "Soap" spin-off, "Benson."

Rene Auberjonois aired alongside a hilarious group of stars including James Noble as the Governor, Eugene X, Inga Swenson as the German, Gretchen Kraus, Missy Gold (Tracey Gold's younger sister) as the Governor's daughter, Katie Gatling, and of course Robert Guillaume as Benson himself!!!

Auberjonois received an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series in 1984 but lost to Pat Harrington Jr. as Dwayne Schneider on "One Day at a Time."

Some of Rene's other epic acting credits include the weird-looking Odo on "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" and Paul Lewiston on the legal comedy "Boston Legal."

Georgia-born Ron Simmons is best known as the championship-winning, All-American heavyweight wrestler in the World Championship Wrestling (WCW) in the early '90s and was one half of the tag-team duo Doom and went on to be a part of the Nation of Domination in the WWF.

Before his fame in the wrestling ring, Simmons was famous on the football field ... Ron got into the gridiron games as a nose guard at Florida State University with coach Bobby Bowden and went on to play in the National Football League with the Cleveland Browns for two seasons.

Simmons was inducted into the WWE Wrestling Hall of Fame back in 2012.

California Native Bobby Trendy (real name Raymond Muro) gained fame in the early 2000s when he was added to the crazy cast of characters as the lip-glossed interior decorator and ornate sidekick of Anna Nicole Smith on the E! reality show, "The Anna Nicole Show."

Bobby Trendy was cast alongside other kooky personas including Anna's lawyer, Howard K. Stern, Her son, Daniel Smith, Anna's edgy assistant, Kim Walther, and of course, Anna's canine companion, Sugar Pie.

Trendy now continues to design high-end furniture and was even on an episode of the reality show "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills."

New York-born earthling Ethan Phillips is best known for playing the super-friendly chef, navigator and ambassador, Neelix, (originally from the planet Talax) in the late '90s space show "Star Trek: Voyager."

Ethan Phillips rode in the delta quadrant alongside other Earth actors like Tim Russ, as the stoic Vulcan, Tuvok, Kate Mulgrew, as the leading lady, Captain Kathryn Janeway, Robert Duncan  McNeill, as the sketchy Starfleet officer, Tom Paris and Robin Stapler, as his favorite sister, Alixia.

Phillips has more recently been in a handful of episodes of "Girls" as well as "Veep."

Massachusetts born Judith Hoag was only 22 years old when she high kicked her stardom up a notch as the reporter, April O'Neil -- who helps take on the foot clad and their master, Shredder -- in the iconic 1990 martial arts masterpiece, "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles."

Other than Jim Henson's turtle puppets, Judith Hoag starred alongside other humans like Elias Koteas as the cricket bat swinging, Casey Jones, and James Saito as the pointy villain, Shredder.

Hoag can be spotted more recently on TV shows like "Nashville" and "The Magicians."

Stuntman Jery Hewitt is best known for playing the colorful leader of the bat-swinging baseball gang -- who are taken down by Snow, Ajax and Cowboy -- in the iconic 1979 fight film, "The Warriors."

Jery was cast alongside David Patrick Kelly as Cyrus' shooter, Luther (who delivers the epic "Warriors, come out to play" line), Michael Beck as the Warriors leader, Swan ... and Deborah Van Valkenburgh as the damsel, Mercy.

Since his role in the action classic Jery Hewitt has stayed behind the lens as a stunt coordinator in a ton of shows including "Law & Order," "The Sopranos," "New Amsterdam" and "The OA."