Agent Cody Banks 2003
"Save the world. Get the girl. Pass math."
In Harald Zwart's high-energy spy spoof *Agent Cody Banks (2003)*, a bespectacled teenager with a bigger heart than gadgets is thrust into a world of espionage when the U.S. government recruits him for a top-secret mission.
Director: Harald Zwart
Cast
Frankie Muniz
Cody Banks
Hilary Duff
Natalie Connors
Angie Harmon
Ronica Miles
Keith David
CIA Director
Cynthia Stevenson
Mrs. Banks
Darrell Hammond
Earl
Martin Donovan
Dr. Connors
Arnold Vosloo
Molay
Daniel Roebuck
Mr. Banks
Ian McShane
Brinkman
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Agent Cody Banks (2003) about?
A socially awkward teenager is recruited by the U.S. government to pose as a classmate and uncover a villainous scheme hatched by her father. Between spy training and high school drama, Cody must navigate double lives, gadgets, and the chaos of first love.
Who directed Agent Cody Banks?
Harald Zwart, the Norwegian filmmaker known for his work in action-comedy films, helmed *Agent Cody Banks (2003)*.
Who stars in Agent Cody Banks?
The film stars Frankie Muniz as the titular teen spy, alongside Hilary Duff as his crush, Angie Harmon as his handler, and Keith David in a supporting role.
Is Agent Cody Banks (2003) worth watching?
A fun, family-friendly blend of action and comedy, *Agent Cody Banks (2003)* delivers lighthearted entertainment with clever twists. While not a cinematic masterpiece, its charm and humor make it a nostalgic pick for fans of early 2000s spy spoofs.
How long is Agent Cody Banks?
The movie runs for 102 minutes.
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About Agent Cody Banks (2003) — A Teenage Spy's Hilarious Mission to Save the World
In Harald Zwart's high-energy spy spoof *Agent Cody Banks (2003)*, a bespectacled teenager with a bigger heart than gadgets is thrust into a world of espionage when the U.S. government recruits him for a top-secret mission. Tasked with infiltrating the life of his school's alluring new girl to uncover her father's sinister plot, Cody must balance the awkwardness of adolescence with the precision of a covert operator. As bombs and blushes collide, the film blends slapstick humor, heartfelt coming-of-age moments, and a dash of spy-fi flair to deliver a family-friendly adventure that's as relatable as it is thrilling.
With its breezy pacing and mischievous charm, *Agent Cody Banks (2003)* captures the chaos of growing up while riding the adrenaline rush of secret missions and teenage crushes. The movie's bright visuals and snappy dialogue create an atmosphere of lighthearted fun, where every gadget mishap and undercover blunder feels like a lesson in resilience—if not a little luck.
