It is 24 years since Spy Kids was released, but they are still surprising fans – with some who now realized that one actress was only in the twenties when she played a mother for Pre -Teeners.
Carla Gugino, now 53, played Ingrid Cortez, a retired office of Strategic Services Agent who became a consultant employee and mother of Kids June and Carmen (played Daryl Sabara and Alexa Vega) in the film.
Although the age of Ingrid is not revealed in the film, her children are nine and 11 years old, and Antonio Banderaswho played her husband was 38.
However, Carla was only 27 when she was cast in the film.
“So what’s strange is that when I played Ingrid Cortez at Spy Kids, I was 27 years old, not those bananas,” said the Sin City star in a recent interview with a recent interview with B&C.
“I should have been 10 years older for that part, we let everyone believe,” she joked.
Carla added that it was ‘incredible’ to see the lifespan of the film, which expanded into a franchise with several films.
“But it was incredible to see that generation after generation just loves that film – it is something timeless about it, and I think it’s great because the children are being the heroes,” she said passionately.

Carla Gugino revealed that she was only 27 when she played Ingrid Cortez with spy children. Displayed: Carla with co-star Antonio Banderas
The actress added: ‘The parents are cool, they are not like the kind of Fuddy-Duddy [old school] – There is something very innovative about it and I think something is very timeless that is super cool. ‘
But Carla was perhaps a bit too ‘cool’, with shocked fans of the film in disbelief that she was so young in the role.
’27 ???? I am older than Ingrid Cortez ??? “A surprised user wrote.
“Wait, I’m older now than she was when she filmed it?” Another incredible fan chimde in it.
“She looked older than 27 Tho Lol, worked well,” someone else noticed.
“Damn, I thought she was 35 in spy children, I think it’s just the hair that her parent seemed,” said
The original three Spy Kids films with also the Sequels Spy Kids 2: The Island of Lost Dreams (2002) and Spy Kids 3D: Game Over (2003).
Written and directed by Robert Rodriguez, the first of the Spy Action Comedy films became a big hit with both critics and fans, who surpassed $ 147.9 million and surpassed their $ 35 million budget.

“I should have been 10 years older for that part, we let everyone believe,” she said about the role

The films were written and directed by Robert Rodriguez, the first of the spy promotion comedy films became a big hit with both critics and fans, that $ 147.9 million

Carla with her children on the screen, Alex Vega and Daryl Sabara, in 2002

Although Ingrid’s age is not revealed in the film, her children (played by Daryl Sabara and Alexa Vega) are nine and 11 years old, and Antonio Banderas, who played her husband, was 38
The success helped to make the distinction of belonging to the top 20 of the highest films of 2001.
The cast also contained people like Danny Trejo, Alan Cumming, George Clooney, Teri Hatcher, Cheech Marin, Robert Patrick and Tony Shalhoub.
The core cast also played together in Spy Kids 2: The Island of Lost Dreams (2002), which was another cash register that achieved in $ 119.7 million while working from a budget of $ 38 million.
The last of the trilogy, Spy Kids 3-D: Game Over (2003), earned more than the first two, and spent $ 197 million and spent $ 38 million on production.
Spy -children also saw some Hollywood stars in the world (2011) with Jessica Alba, Joel Mchlee, Rowan Blanchard, Mason Cook, Ricky Gervais and Jeremy Pivven who participate.
In the end, the filmmaker completely restarted the family-friendly action series with last year’s Netflix film Spy Kids: Armageddon, this time together with Gina Rodriguez and Zachary Levi as SuperSpy parents.
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