John Leguizamo Credits ‘Ice Age’ for Financial Security
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John Leguizamo Credits ‘Ice Age’ for Financial Security

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Actor John Leguizamo revealed the significant financial impact of his long-running role as Sid the sloth in the “Ice Age” franchise. He stated that income from the animated films funded his children's college educations and allowed him to purchase multiple properties.

Leguizamo has voiced Sid since the first “Ice Age” film was released in 2002. During a recent interview with “Entertainment Tonight” while promoting his new project, “The Odyssey,” Leguizamo explained how the success of the franchise provided for his family.

According to Leguizamo, “‘Ice Age’ has predominantly paid the bills over […].” He specifically cited that the earnings enabled him to cover the cost of sending his kids to college and also allowed him “to get a second and third home.” The actor's comments highlight the financial benefits he derived from his consistent work on the popular animated series.

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