People can't believe how old Marisa Tomei is after seeing 'amazing' video posted for her birthday

Fans are all saying the same thing after a video of Marisa Tomei celebrating her birthday on Wednesday (December 4) went viral on social media.

Marisa has been in the Hollywood business for a while and has a few heavy-hitters under her belt.

Some of her many film roles include 2011's Crazy, Stupid Love, 2015's Trainwreck, and 2020's King of Staten Island, however, most nowadays would associate her with Marvel's Spider-Man series, where she portray's Peter Parker's (Tom Holland) Aunt May.

And similarly to those in the MCU - asides from Peter, of course, Marisa has caused quite the stir on Twitter this week when a clip wishing her happy birthday went viral.

The account posted a seven second video which shows Marisa raising her leg in triumph before posing and smiling for the camera.

The caption read: "Happy 60th Birthday Marisa Tomei."

And social media users couldn't believe that the actor had reached her 60th milestone.

One person wrote: "What in the fountain of youth magic is this?"

Another fan said that her youthful good looks 'needs to be investigated', while others simply dubbed her the 'hottest 60-year-old on the planet'.

Someone else gushed about their crush on the star, writing: "Now it looks like I'll be in love with her until she's in her mid-90s."

Meanwhile, one commenter simply wrote: "Amazing."

As difficult as it is to believe, Marisa was indeed born on December 4, 1964, in Brooklyn, New York.

After several small films, Marisa made it big for her performance in the 1992 film, My Cousin Vinny, which saw her crowned Best Supporting Actress at the 1993 Academy Awards.

In the 90s, she appeared in several sitcoms - from Seinfeld to The Simpsons - and later in the play, Wait Until Dark, in her Broadway debut in 1998.

Her performance in the 2001 movie, In The Bedroom, earned her a second Academy Award and her first Golden Globe Award nomination.

As for Marisa, she told NewBeauty Magazine earlier this year that she wasn't bothered by the big 60 and that 'it's a silly thing to be quantified by'.

The Wrestler actor said: "My advice to my younger self is keep partying and keep having fun and do all the late nights and do everything that comes across your plate. That's the time to do it, really."

As for keeping her spritely glow, Marisa surprisingly ruled out using a myriad of skincare treatments.

She explained: "I don't really do that. I just never got in the groove.

"As I'm getting older, I realize that I need it more, but I still have to work at making it more a part of my routine."

However, she is impartial to a 'good facial massage' as she finds it helps 'the facial muscles to fall into place'.

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