Yup, that's me!!

Before he became Hollywood Royalty, Brad Pitt was just another waiter in No Man's Land (1987). In an interview with W Magazine, Pitt admitted he tried to sneak in a line to steal the scene — classic rookie move (I would NEVER do that). And yes, he still somehow looked like a movie star.

Not only is Ben Affleck pictured in this film, but also Affleck's film bestie Matt Damon is too! Before their Good Will Hunting glory, the two Boston BFFs were just two random teens going for a stroll down the street. Ben cheekily stated "These guys are going somewhere!" after watching their 5-seconds of fame in an interview with Jimmy Kimmel.

Speaking of Matt Damon, in the same year as his appearance in The Good Mother, Matt was able to snag a background role in Donald Petrie's Mystic Pizza. If we care about the technical, he did get oneeeee line, which was: "Mom, do you want my green stuff?" 

Yep, Schitt's Creek's very own David Rose once played a background wedding guest in Kelly Clarkson's "Behind These Hazel Eyes" music video. Dan confirmed it on The Kelly Clarkson Show, and honestly, this makes me love both of them even more.

Bruce Willis walks past a diner in The First Deadly Sin. That's it. That's the scene. From "man walking on a sidewalk" to Die Hard legend. That's a true Hollywood Arc.

I can't believe my eyes, is that Rory Gilmore?! Long before her star-studded roles in Gilmore Girls and The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants, Alexis Bledel was simply a student in class. How real of her.

This was wayyyyy back when Nicolas Cage went as Nicolas Coppola (yes, he is a nepo baby — are you new here?). Cage plays a burger joint employee in this scene. Not even a single line, but his eyebrows were already working overtime.

Considering the film was mass-hated by critics (and most audiences), you probably haven't had a chance to set your eyes on this one. In a veryyyy brief moment, Charlize Theron can be seen in Children of the Corn III: Urban Harvest, and is credited as being 'Eli's Follower.' Less than 10 years after this, she won Best Actress at the 76th Academy Awards, not too shabby...

Remember The Thirteenth Year — that movie about the teenage boy turning into a merman? Alright, maybe just me...Here's Kristen Stewart as a baby-faced student at school. How cute!

One of Jennifer Lawrence's earliest on-screen roles was as a student mascot on Monk. Her character even got the name "Jen." They must've sensed she was destined for Oscar stardom even then.

One of the most intense actors of his generation made his film debut as...a rascal vandalizing cars? I will admit, his outfit looks pretty snazzy to me. Honestly, take out the bandana on his neck and that honestly looks a bit like me (including the hair, my bangs need some work atm).

Jeff Goldblum's film debut was as "Freak #1" in Michael Winner's Death Wish. In the scene, Goldblum's character and his friends cause some ruckus in a grocery store. It's hard to picture him as someone mean, he's just such a nice guy!

Before you knew her as Kate on Lost, Evangeline was a high schooler in Freddy vs. Jason, a slasher sequel. No screams, no deaths, but she most definitely is putting on an intense resting *redacted* face.

You probably didn't spot him the first time, but yes, Seth Cohen himself is in a brief scene in this iconic sequel. Honestly, it tracks. 

And last but not least, a baby-faced, mullet-rocking Tobey Maguire in The Wizard! Who would've guessed that "background gamer boy" would one day become the iconic Spider-Man?