WHERE ARE THEY NOW? The cast of 'Bring It On' 15 years later

THEN: Kirsten Dunst is the new Toros cheer leading captain, Torrance Shipman. She'll stop at nothing to make sure the team wins its sixth championship in a row.

NOW: "Bring It On" would show Hollywood that previously serious actress Kirsten Dunst had comic skill. She would then go on to play Mary Jane in the "Spider-Man" film franchise from 2002 to 2007. She is currently shooting the first film from the Rodarte label founders' feature directorial debut, "Woodshock."

THEN: Eliza Dushku played Missy Pantone, the tough new girl looking for a way to replace gymnastics in her life. She would end up being exactly what the team needed and vice versa.

NOW: Following "Buffy" and a series of guest appearances, Eliza Dushku starred on The CW show "Dollhouse" for two seasons from 2009 to 2010. Currently, she's doing a lot of voice work in animated series.

THEN: Jesse Bradford played Missy's music nerd brother, Cliff. He becomes a good source of advice for his sister. He also has a thing for Torrance.

NOW: Jesse Bradford would go on to a career in TV, with recurring roles on "The West Wing," "Outlaw," and the short lived "Guys With Kids." He's now shooting the movie "Dead Awake" co-starring Lori Petty.

THEN: Gabrielle Union was Isis, the captain of an opposing cheer leading team that inexplicably had the same routines as the Toros squad. Despite having many challenges, they would go on to win the championship over the Toros.

NOW: Gabrielle Union continued to rack up a strong movie career. But she currently stars on the BET series "Being Mary Jane," and spent the summer globetrotting with her NBA star husband, Dwayne Wayde.

THEN: Clare Kramer played Courtney, one of the more shallow girls on the Oros team. She also carried on a flirtation with male cheerleader Jan (Nathan West).

NOW: After appearing as big bad Glory on a season of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," Clare Kramer is still acting. She has also moved into writing, producing, and co-founded website GeekNation.

THEN: Nicole Bilderback was the Courtney's best friend. She also tried to get her sister on the team instead of Missy.

NOW: Nicole Bilderback also appeared in "Clueless" and "Can't Hardly Wait." She has had a string of TV and movie parts, most recently playing Pocahontas in a TV movie called "Snow."

THEN: Nathan West was the fresh male cheerleader, Jan, who used the team to feel up girls.

NOW: Nathan West continued in films and TV after "Bring It On." Most recently, he appeared on "Grey's Anatomy" and "Bones."

THEN: Richard Hillman played Aaron, Torrance's boyfriend who was in college and wasn't always very supportive of her.

NOW: Richard Hillman followed "Bring It On" with several small projects. He died at the age of 34 in 2009. Cause of death has not been reported.

THEN: Lindsay Sloane played Big Red. She was in your face, rambunctious, and one didn't want to cross her.

NOW: Lindsay Sloane is still very much working. You may remember her from the "Horrible Bosses" movies. She's also currently starring on CBS's "The Odd Couple."

THEN: They were Isis's closest buddies. Natina Reed and Brandi Williams were part of a girl group called Blaque. The group had two songs on the "Bring It On" soundtrack: "As If" and "Bring It All To Me" with 50 Cent.

NOW: The group disbanded in 2004, but decided to make a comeback in 2012. That was cut short when Natina Reed was hit by a car and killed on October 26, 2012.