VIDEO: Cast of BRING IT ON Reunites After 15 Years on 'Today'

As TODAY and Entertainment Weekly continue a week of cast reunions, Billy Bush of “Access Hollywood” caught up with the stars of BRING IT ON, the film about cheerleading that became a sleeper hit 15 years ago. Kirsten Dunst shared that she’s still surprised that the film earned more than $90 million: “I think they were expecting some Arnold Schwarzenegger movie to be number one.” Watch the appearance below!

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