In 2011, Robert Rodriguez and Jessica Alba collaborated once more on the film Spy Kids: All the Time in the World. She attempted to establish a relationship with her new stepchildren by asking them along while portraying a retired spy who was called back to service.
Even though the film didn’t perform as well at the box office as its predecessors in the franchise, it nevertheless had a passable run, taking in $85 million globally.
Then, in the comedy film A.C.O.D. (2013), Alba played opposite Adam Scott, Richard Jenkins, Jane Lynch, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, and Catherine O’Hara.
Her character appeared in a sequence where Scott’s character “almost cheats on” his fiancée while she played a “fellow child of divorce,” according to the Washington Post.
Even though their roles mainly consisted of holding up mirrors to Scott’s character so that he might reflect on his own life and decisions, Alba and Winstead both offered outstanding performances, according to critic Ben Kendrick of ScreenRant. A.C.O.D.’s theatrical run in North America was not very long.
How is Jessica Alba’s skin so good?
She is committed to caring for her skin from the inside out, so she drinks an electrolyte mix in the morning to keep her body and skin moisturized. Her nutritious mask with vitamin E and shea butter is the first thing she applies to her face.
Does Jessica Alba have sensitive skin?
I have sensitive skin, and I can use it every night without breaking out. Alba says.