In 2002, Elpidia Carrillo appeared in a small role in a very different kind of science-fiction production from "Predator," the 2002 cerebral sci-fi "Solaris" starring George Clooney. And she's worked prolifically in television and films since then, with credits on everything from the satirical comedy "A Day Without a Mexican" and a 2008 episode of the detective procedural "The Mentalist."
Also in 2008, she co-starred with Will Smith in his drama "Seven Pounds," going on to appear in three episodes of the music biz drama "Nashville" in 2014 and 2015.
Most recently compared to her role in "Blue Beetle," Carrillo can be seen in Season 4, Episode 19 of the "Magnum P.I." reboot. Also, in 2022, she re-teamed with Guillermo del Toro for an episode of "Guillermo del Toro's Cabinet of Curiosities," "Lot 36," based on a story by del Toro himself and in which she plays the role of Amelia, a woman whose titular storage unit contains some possibly demonic artifacts.
These are only a few of Elpidia Carrillo's most high-profile acting roles over the years, so if she looks familiar to you in "Blue Beetle," these are some likely reasons why.