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Rodriguez wants to cast Alba in every film

Los Angeles: Filmmaker Robert Rodriguez has offered actress Jessica Alba a job for life - he wants her to appear in every franchise film he makes.After initially turning her down for a role when she

India TV News Desk India TV News Desk Updated on: August 25, 2014 13:23 IST
rodriguez wants to cast alba in every film
rodriguez wants to cast alba in every film

Los Angeles: Filmmaker Robert Rodriguez has offered actress Jessica Alba a job for life - he wants her to appear in every franchise film he makes.


After initially turning her down for a role when she was 17, the director has cast Alba in a string of big films, including "Spy Kids: All the Time in the World in 4D", as well as his "MaChete" and "Sin City" movies.

Now, he wants to work with her in all his future project, reports contactmusic.com.

"I met her when she auditioned for me at 17. She was too young for this role for this movie I was doing, but I kept my eye on her because she was of the few Latin actresses I saw trying to break through," he said.

He said that he encouraged the 33-year-old and told her to keep going.

"We saw each other over the years and we said we'd have to work together. When it came time for 'Sin City', I met with her and there she was.

"It was hard to find the Nancy (character) in the book because it was a very difficult character to figure out. But I knew I liked Jessica and I wanted to work with her so I went, 'You know you're just gonna have to create a Nancy'," he added.

She plays a stripper in "Sin City 2: A Dame To Kill For".

"I'm always trying to work with Jessica. She's awesome. She's in my 'Machete' movies, she's in my 'Spy Kids' movies. I'm trying to put her into every franchise I have!" said the director.

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