Dimension Films is releasing a new movie, Spy Kids, this March. Teen interviewer, Eve Richer, talked to one of the young stars in the picture, Daryl Sabara, about his acting career and what it was like to make a movie with Antonio Banderas, Teri Hatcher and other well-known stars. Here's what Daryl had to say.

Q: What made you want to start acting?

A: It's really fun and you get to meet a lot of new people all the time.

Q: When did you start acting?

A: The first time I was ever on TV I was a baby. I was on Murphy Brown.

Q: What was your favorite part about being in the movie Spy Kids?

A: Everything. The stunts, gadgets, new experiences.

Q: How did it feel working with all those famous actors?

A: Awesome. Antonio Banderas was really nice. Alan Cumming was great. I could sit hours watching them and learn a lot. Carla Gugino was extraordinary. Alexa Vega was awesome to work with.

Q: Do you plan on pursuing acting when you are older?

A: Maybe, but I'm not really sure what I want to be.

Q: How do you think your character on Spy Kids compares to your personality?

A: Some of it is the same. For example Juni tries really hard to be like Carmen. She can climb a jungle gym up really high and not fall down. But Juni can only make it half way.

Q: What kinds of things do you like to do for fun?

A: I like to go to the movies, play with my friends, ride on my scooter. I go to school and I like to play handball.

Q: What is your all-time favorite movie?

A: I really like Fantasy/Adventure movies. My favorites are Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Neverending Story, Hook, and X-men.

Q: How did you get schooled while you were doing the movie?

A: We had a studio teacher, and on breaks we would play football. When we had a day out we would go tubing in the river or go swimming.

Q: Does anyone act differently around you knowing that you are in a big feature film?

A: Not really. I go to school and I still have to make my bed and share my room with my brother and everything.