List of Charlie's Angels characters
Characters in the 1976–81 television series Charlie's Angels include:[1]
- Sabrina Duncan (Kate Jackson)
- Jill Munroe (Farrah Fawcett)
- Kelly Garrett (Jaclyn Smith)
- Kris Munroe (Cheryl Ladd)
- Tiffany Welles (Shelley Hack)
- Julie Rogers (Tanya Roberts)
- John Bosley (David Doyle)
- Charles "Charlie" Townsend (John Forsythe) (voice)
- Scott Woodville (David Ogden Stiers) (Was in the Pilot episode and was Charlie's major domo)
Characters in the film Charlie's Angels and the sequel, Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle, include:
- Natalie Cook (Cameron Diaz)
- Dylan Sanders (Drew Barrymore)
- Alexandra "Alex" Munday (Lucy Liu)
- Madison Lee (Demi Moore) (Villain Ex Angel)
- John Bosley (Bill Murray)
- Jimmy Bosley (Bernie Mac)
- Mama Bosley (Ja'net Dubois)
- Future Angel (Mary-Kate Olsen) (appeared in Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle)
- Future Angel (Ashley Olsen) (appeared in Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle)
Characters in the 2011 reboot series Charlie's Angels include:
- Abigail "Abby" Sampson (Rachael Taylor)
- Kate Prince (Annie Ilonzeh)
- Eve French (Minka Kelly)
- Gloria Martinez (Nadine Velazquez)
- John Bosley (Ramon Rodriguez)
- Charles "Charlie" Townsend (Victor Garber) (voice)
- Victor Sampson (John Terry) (Abby's father)
Characters that would have been in Angels '89 include:
- Connie Bates (Claire Yarlett)
- Pam Ryan (Karen Kopins)
- Trisha Lawrence (Sandra Canning)
- Bernie Colter (Téa Leoni)
Characters that appeared in the Hispanic version called Ángeles in 1998 include:
- Elena Sanchez (Sandra Vidal)
- Adriana Vega (Patricia Manterola)
- Gina Navarro (Cole Pitman)
Characters that appeared in the Taiwanese version called Asian Charlie's Angels in 2001 include:
- Betty (Qu Ying)
- Cindy (Kelly Lin)
- Annabelle (Annie Wu)
- Angie (Christy Chung)
Characters that appeared in the German version called Wilde Engel in 2003 include:
- Christina "Chris" Rabe (Birgit Stauber)
- Franziska Borgardt (Susann Uplegger)
- Lena Heitmann (Eva Habermann)
References
- ↑ Charlie's Angels: U.S. Detective Drama. Museum of Broadcast Communications. Accessed February 2014.
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