The much-loved cast of School of Rock will this year be reunited to celebrate the film's 20th anniversary.
Actor Jack Black, who starred in the smash-hit film as the beloved substitute music teacher Dewey Finn, announced: "We're gonna get together and have a 20-year anniversary. We like to jam. I'm looking forward to seeing all of the grownups from 'School of Rock'.
"All those kids, dig this, they were 10 years old when we made that movie and now they're all, like, 30."
The musical movie, which was released in 2003, featured a number of stars including Miranda Cosgrove, Sarah Silverman, Joan Cusack and Mike White - but where are they now?
Here, we take a look back at what has happened to all the kids following the cult comedy's success...
Brian Falduto (Billy)
Brian Falduto, who played Billy, says he learned a lot about himself after appearing in the film.
Speaking to NowThis Entertainment, Brian admitted that after playing an effeminate costume designer in the movie, he was known as 'the gay kid' at school and experienced severe homophobic bullying.
School of Rock was actually Brian's only on-screen role.
He soon decided to go on to Wagner College in New York, graduating in Theatre Performance and Arts Administration.
The performer has since been working in music, and has released his own country album called Gay Country.
Brian also now works as a life coach - with his business The Gay Life Coach - helping other people who've experienced what he did growing up.
Miranda Cosgrove (Summer Hathaway)
After getting her big break in School of Rock, Miranda Cosgrove, now 29, has starred in a number of teen TV shows.
She was in Drake and Josh and made a guest appearance on Emma Roberts' Unfabulous and then she starred in her own sitcom iCarly.
Miranda was in also in the 2016 series Crowded, while she voices Margo in the Despicable Me films.
Kevin Clark (Freddy)
The actor, drummer Freddy in the movie, tragically died at the age of 32 last year.
He had been riding his bike in Chicago when he was fatally struck by a car.
The popular music fan was taken to hospital but pronounced dead an hour later.
Jack Black paid tribute to him calling him a "wonderful man".
Following the film, Kevin had gone on to play drums in a series of bands.
According to the US newspaper Chicago Sun-Times, he'd just started a new band shortly before his death, which had played live for the first time the weekend before.
Rivkah Reyes (Katie)
Rivkah, who is non-binary, found fame as bassist Katie in School of Rock.
In adulthood, they stepped away from acting and began working for a skin-care company in LA.
Rivkah is also a popular comedian and competed on NBC's Bring the Funny.
They've spoken openly about the struggle of becoming famous as a youngster and bravely shared on entering recovery for alcoholism and addiction in 2018.
Rivkah now hosts a podcast where they interview former child stars and recently has made a return to acting, starring in a movie which premiered at Sundance 2023.
Joey Gaydos (Zack)
Joey Grados Jr decided to leave the industry behind after the film finished.
The 31-year-old hasn't acted since he played Zack, instead choosing to focus on his music career.
He released an album in 2004 - the year after School of Rock was out - and still he performs at festivals.
The musician often shares video clips of him playing the guitar in his studio on Instagram.
Maryam Hassan (Tomika)
Maryam Hassan hasn't acted since School of Rock but is still a keen singer.
She has largely stayed out of the public eye since starring as Tomika but often shares her plus-size modelling snaps on Instagram.
Now, she is the co-owner of photography firm MAHJ.
Angelo Massagli (Frankie)
In a cute twist, Angelo Massagli and former co-star Caitlin Hale have been dating.
After a fan of the movie learned recently about the romance and plastered it over social media, they decided to tell the world.
Angelo, who was security guard Frankie, won a role on The Sopranos after School of Rock, playing Bobby Baccalieri Jr. in 18 episodes.
He went to Northeastern University and has graduated from law school.
Caitlin Hale, who played Marta in the cult comedy, is now an OB-GYN Ultrasound Technologist.
Suffering from endometriosis, she has shared her journey on social media to raise awareness of the condition.
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