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American actor Eric Mabius was in his mid-30s when he first started playing Daniel Meade -- the womanizer who's totally lax at his job and has a dysfunctional family life -- on ABC's drama sitcom "Ugly Betty" -- back in 2006.

Eric was part of an ensemble cast including America Ferrera as the personal assistant from Queens determined to find success, Betty, Ana Ortiz as Betty's protective sister and strong single mom, Hilda and Mark Indelicato as Hilda's fashionable son who wants to be on Broadway, Justin.

Mabius also appeared on the Showtime series "The L Word" and in the film "Cruel Intentions."

Beware ... it's Friday the 13th so to cast some GOOD luck on your freaky Friday, we're shouting out the iconic cast from the horror/crime film franchise, "Friday the 13th," dating back to 1980!

To kick things off, American investment banker and former actor Harry Crosby was in his early 20s when he played Bill -- the handy and upbeat camp counselor hired to renovate Camp Crystal Lake -- in director Sean S. Cunningham's first film of "Friday the 13th."

Harry was part of an ensemble cast including Kane Hodder as the serial killer, Jason Vorhees, Kevin Bacon as one of the helpless victims, Jack Burrell and Adrienne King as the resilient Alice!

American actor Jeremy Suarez was just a pre-teen when he first started playing Jordan -- the goofy kid with glasses who's academically intelligent -- in the early 2000s family/comedy sitcom "The Bernie Mac Show."

Joining Jeremy on set included Bernie Mac as the Chicago native living in Los Angeles as an actor and comedian, Bernie, Dee Dee Davis as Bernie's sweet and innocent "Babygirl" who turns bratty, Bryana, and Kellita Smith as the smart AT&T vice president, Wanda.

Taylor Lautner was also a cast member -- playing the role of Aaron.

Sports Illustrated model and actress Brooklyn Decker was in her mid 20's when she was cast to play Palmer -- the hot 6th grade math teacher with divorced parents -- in the rom-com film "Just Go With It" back in 2011.

Decker was part of an ensemble cast including Adam Sandler as the comedic and self-involved plastic surgeon interested in dating Palmer, Dr. Danny Maccabee, Jennifer Aniston as Dr. Danny's assistant and friend posing to be his pending ex-wife, Katherine Murphy, and Nicole Kidman as Katherine's sorority sister and competition who's totally into herself, Devlin.

American actress Maritza Murray was 22 years old when she played Keecia AKA "Ling Ling" -- the culturally confused friend with the awkward mom -- in the rom-com film "The Hot Chick" back in 2002.

Maritza shared the big screen with a star-studded cast including Rachel McAdams as the mean 18-year-old and cheerleader, Jessica, Anna Faris as one of the popular girls and Jessica's bestie, April and Rob Schneider as the criminal who switches bodies with Jessica, playing both Clive and Jessica.

Other cast-worthy mentions include Matthew Lawrence, Tia Mowry and Tamera Mowry.

American actor Paul Le Mat was in his 20s when he became known for playing John Milner -- the drag racing, rebellious "King of the Strip" and car enthusiast-- in the 1973 film "American Graffiti."

Paul shared the big screen with Ron Howard as the recent high school graduate and class president gearing up for college, Steve, Richard Dreyfuss as Steve's bestie with the college scholarship, Curt and Harrison Ford as the cocky out-of-town challenger proving his Chevy is the best, Bob.

Le Mat's role in "American Graffiti" landed him the lead role in "Aloha, Bobby and Rose" in 1975.

American actor Robert Stanton was in his mid-40s when he was cast to play Derek Smeath -- the serious debt collector on the hunt for Rebecca's debt repayment -- in the rom-com film "Confessions of a Shopaholic" back in 2009.

Robert shared the big screen with Isla Fisher as the journalist addicted to shopping -- rackin' in the credit card debt, Rebecca, Krysten Ritter as Rebecca's bestie and roomie who's getting married, Suze and Hugh Dancy as Rebecca's boss and crush, Luke.

Stanton was also in "Striptease" with Demi Moore and "Mercury Rising" with Bruce Willis.

American actor Jae Head was just a pre-teen when he landed the role of S.J. Tuohy -- the friendly and funny son of Leigh Anne and Sean Tuohy -- in the 2009 feel-good film, "The Blind Side."

Joining Jae at the Thanksgiving table was Sandra Bullock as the feisty, 'get errr done' wife and mama, Leigh Anne, Tim McGraw as the laid-back dad and football coach at Briarcrest Christian Academy, Sean and Lily Collins as the smart teenage daughter and loving sister, Collins.

Actor Quinton Aaron played the role of NFL star Michael Oher.

American actress Courtney Woods was just a pre-teen when she was cast as Nicole AKA "Tie-Dye Girl" -- the strong and mighty camper at Camp Walden who can pull a yellow duffel out of a big pile with no problem -- in the 1998 family/comedy film "The Parent Trap."

Courtney shared the big screen with Lindsay Lohan as playing twins separated at birth, Annie and Hallie, Natasha Richardson as the beautiful wedding dress designer and mother from London, Elizabeth James and Dennis Quaid as the charming and wealthy vineyard owner and father, Nick Parker.

To kick things off, American actor Spencer Treat Clark was only 12 years old when he landed the role of Lucius Verus -- Commodus' nephew who inspects gladiators through bars and idolizes Maximus -- in the iconic 2000 film "Gladiator."

Spencer was part of an ensemble cast including Russell Crowe as the strong and fearless warrior who wants to free the slaves, Maximus, Joaquin Phoenix as the ruthless Roman emperor who takes the throne after killing his father, Commodus, and Connie Nielsen as Maximus' former lover and Commudus' older sister, Lucilla.

Actor Ray Santiago was 20 years old when he played Jorge -- the alleged son of Gaylord "Greg" Focker -- in the sequel rom-com film "Meet The Fockers" back in 2004.

Ray was part of an ensemble cast including Ben Stiller as the the awkward and funny nurse, Greg and Teri Polo as the school teacher and expecting mom-to-be, Pamela Martha Focker.

Other worthy cast mentions include Dustin Hoffman as Greg's fun and eccentric father, Bernie and Barbra Streisand as the down-to-earth sex therapist and Greg's mother, Roz.

Santiago was also in "Accepted" with Justin Long and Blake Lively.

Scottish-American musician David Byrne was in his early 20s when he became a founding member, principal songwriter, lead singer, and guitarist of the American new wave band Talking Heads back in 1975.

Out of the eight Talking Heads albums, four hit gold status and two others were certified double-platinum. The band's innovative and popular music videos were commonly featured on MTV.

In 1988, Byrne launched his solo career, but that didn't stop the band being celebrated around the world: In 2002, the Talking Heads were inducted into the Rock and Roll hall of Fame!

American actor Robert Picardo was in his mid-30s when he first started playing the vicious Coach Cutlip -- who always wears a red hat and whistle while barking orders at P.E. -- in the classic family sitcom "The Wonder Years" back in 1988.

Picardo was part of an ensemble cast including Fred Savage as the awkward brother, Kevin, Jason Hervey as Kevin's big bro who enjoys bullying his younger sibling, Wayne and Danica McKellar as the girl next door, Winnie.

You may also recognize Robert as the doctor on "Star Trek: Voyager" and Richard in the 'Stargate' franchise.

American musician Brian Setzer was in his mid-20s when he gained fame with his retro rockabilly band Stray Cats -- landing on the music charts with hit songs like "(She's) Sexy + 17" and "Stray Cat Strut" back in in '80s.

After The Stray Cats parted ways in 1984, Setzer kicked off his solo career and was the opening act for the rock band, The Honeydrippers.

In the 1990s, Brian returned back to the music scene with the band, The Brian Setzer Orchestra.

"Dig that sound shake it around you're mine, mine, mine!"

Former child actor Brock Pierce was just a teen when he played Luke -- the president's rebellious 13-year-old son -- in the Disney comedy film "First Kid" back in 1996.

Brock hit the big screen with co-star Sinbad as the Secret Service agent assigned to protect Luke and Art LaFleur as the White House's security chief, Morton.

His role in "First Kid" came full circle when he ran for an independent candidate in the 2020 U.S. Election.

Pierce is also known for his character in "The Mighty Ducks" and "D2: The Mighty Ducks."