18 Years Later, Catch Up With the Cast of Bring It On

Following the success of Bring It On, Dunst began a long-lasting and successful film career. She starred in everything from superhero films (Spider-Man) to period dramas (Marie Antoinette) to indies (Melancholia). In recent years, she's appeared on prestige TV series such as Fargo, and she's making her directorial debut with the upcoming adaptation of The Bell Jar. Dunst holds dual citizenship in the US and Germany and has a son with fiancé Jesse Plemons.

Dushku's post-Bring It On career varied widely, including work on the big screen, on stage, and even voicing video games. Her most notable role was in the cult-favorite sci-fi series Dollhouse, on which she played the lead, Echo. Dushku continues to do voice work and guest-star on TV series such as Agents of SHIELD and Bull.

Bring It On's leading man has had a less high-profile career than his female costars. Immediately following the film's release, he was cast in a handful of major films, such as 2002's Clockstoppers, and in the TV series The West Wing. More recently, he's had guest and recurring roles on television.

The other superstar to come out of Bring It On, Gabrielle Union has not slowed down in years. She's worked steadily in both television and film, from the Think Like a Man films to recurring roles on Ugly Betty and Flashforward. In 2013, she became the star of the TV series Being Mary Jane, which earned her serious critical acclaim. Union married basketball star Dwyane Wade in 2014; the couple welcomed a daughter in November 2018.

Kramer went straight from the teen-queen Bring It On to another teen-driven series: Buffy the Vampire Slayer, on which she played the villainous Glory. Her acting career has slowed since then, although she still appears in guest roles now and then; instead, she has turned to producing more. Kramer is married and has three children.