Jessica Alba Movie List

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Popular American actress Jessica Alba (Jessica Marie Alba) was born on 28th April, 1981. She started her film career in 1994 and acted till now. She known for her lead perform in movies like An Invisible Sign of My Own, Awake, Bill, Camp Nowhere, Fantastic Four, Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer etc.Here is a complete list of all the Jessica Alba movies in which she acted in.
Jessica Alba complete movies list as actress:
Jessica Alba
  • Spy Kids 4: All the Time in the World (2011)- Marissa Cortez Wilson
  • Little Fockers (2010)- Andi Garcia
  • An Invisible Sign (2010)- Mona Gray
  • Machete (2010)- Sartana
  • Valentine’s Day (2010)- Morley Clarkson
  • The Killer Insider Me (2010)- Joyce Lakeland
  • The Love Guru (2008)- Jane Bullard
  • The Eye (2008)- Sydney Wells
  • Awake (2007)- Sam Lockwood
  • Bill (2007)- Lucy. The film was later retitled ‘Meet Bill’.
  • Good Luck Chuck (2007)- Cam
  • 4: Rise of the Silver Surfer (2007)- Invisible Woman / Susan Storm. In some regions, the DVD title is ‘Fantastic 4: Rise of the Silver Surfer’.
  • Ten Ten (2007)- Liz Anne Blazer
  • Into the Blue (2005)- Sam
  • Fantastic Four (2005)- Sue Storm
  • Frank Miller’s Sin City (2005)- Nancy Callahan
  • Honey (2003)- Honey Daniels
  • The Sleeping Dictionary (2003)- Selima
  • Paranoid (2000)- Chloe
  • Idle Hands (1999)- Molly
  • Never Been Kissed (1999)- Kirsten
  • P.U.N.K.S. (1999)- Samantha Swoboda. The film is also known as ‘Rebels’.
  • Venus Rising (1995)- Young Eve
  • Camp Nowhere (1994)- Gail. Jessica was credited as Jessica Marie Alba.
Jessica Alba complete movies as producer:
  • Fantastic Tour (video documentary short)

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