Charlie's Angels (2000)

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  ABC Axes 'Charlie's Angels' Reboot

  Proving that glossy costumes and hot girls don't always equal ratings.

  
  
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  'Charlie's Angels' Recap: Angels in Chains

  Check out our recap of the episode "Angels in Chains," not to be confused with Alice in Chains.

  
  
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  'Charlie's Angels' Recap: Bon Voyage, Angels

  Check out our recap of tonight's potentially prophetically titled episode.

  
  
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  'Charlie's Angels' Recap: Runway Angels

  Check out our recap of tonight's action-packed 'Charlie's Angels' episode.

  
  
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  'Charlie's Angels' Recap: Angel with a Broken Wing

  Hello again, Angels! Check out our recap of series (reboot) premiere.

  
  
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  'Charlie's Angels' iPad 2 Giveaway!

  Win an iPad 2 and a $50 iTunes Gift Card!

  
  
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  'Old Spice Guy' Isaiah Mustafa Joins 'Charlie's Angels'

  He will transcend from boat to horse in the show.
  

  
  
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  'Charlie's Angels' Loses Robert Wagner.

  The reboot needs a new Charlie.
  

  
  
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  ABC Upfronts: 'Charlie's Angels,' 'Pan Am' and a Few Others

  We've got your clips right here.
  

  
  
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  'Charlie's Angels' Finds its Bosley in Ramon Rodriguez

  Good morning, Angels.
  

  
  
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  ABC Courts Minka Kelly, Rachael Taylor For 'Charlie's Angels' Reboot

  It may actually work if they nab these ladies.
  

  
  
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  ABC Picks Up 'Charlie's Angels'

  Bosley, send help.
  

  
  
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  'Charlie's Angels' Returns: Fourth Angel?

  The ladies are coming back … and their may be a fourth angel!

  
  
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  Robert Wagner Sues Over "Charlie's Angels" Movies

  Robert Wagner sues Sony Pictures over profits from the Charlie's Angels movies

  
  
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  News Roundup: Columbia Marks Summer Territory With "Charlie's Angels"

  As studios start vying for coveted release dates for their summer 2003 blockbusters, Columbia Pictures has announced its release schedule for next summer, starting with the Charlie's Angels sequel.

  
  
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  Genealogy of 'Charlie's Angels'

  HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 2, 2000 -- As the world undoubtedly knows, the long-awaited, hotly contested (behind the scenes, anyway) "Charlie's Angels" flick will finally open Friday.
  
  In case you haven't already heard, in the Y2K version, there'll be Natalie (Cameron Diaz), the nerdy one who can dance; Dylan (Drew Barrymore), the street-smart one; and Alex (Lucy Liu), the sexy one.
  
  And, of course, the new angels are all across-the-board beautiful and equally trained in the discipline of martial arts.
  
  But as seasoned tube watchers know, before Drew, Cameron and Lucy, there were Farrah, Kate, Jaclyn, Cheryl, Shelley and Tanya.
  
  Feeling Nostalgic? Well, it's a good thing that we have below the handy biographical profiles of these titular old-school Angels.
  
  WHO: Jill Munroe AKA: Farrah Fawcett TENURE: One season: 1976-1977, with regular guest appearances throu

  
  
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  EXTRA: 'Charlie's Angels' in Hell?

  SANTA MONICA, Calif., May 2, 2000 -- A "Charlie's Angels" movie? Probably sounded like a pretty damn good idea. But as incessant set reports have made clear, the flick has been anything but a pretty good damn thing. (See below.)
  
  The latest "Angels" foible comes in the form of the reputed resignation by Bill Murray, who, wags have it, stomped off the project April 17 after an argument between him and co-star Lucy Liu -- an argument in which the feisty "Ally McBeal" chick supposedly threw air punches at the beloved comic.
  
  While the folks at Sony Pictures, the studio behind the flick, remained mum when we called for comments, the fact is that the Murray-Liu feud is merely the most recent footnote to a project long plagued by mishaps, gossips, rumored implosions and bad publicity.
  
  Here's a recap of all nail-breaking, ego-clashing fun:
  
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  ShoWest 2000: 'Charlie's Angels' Strikes a Pose

  LAS VEGAS, March 8, 2000 -- The realization hits after you recover from the initial excitement of seeing movie stars, viewing countless trailers and wining and dining at the Hollywood studios' expense. ShoWest is not going to get any better. It's only going to get longer.
  
  With that said, it was hardly surprising at his theater-owners convention to find Sony Pictures doing today exactly what New Line/Fine Line did the day before -- namely, showing us trailers, feeding us lunch and baiting us with stars.
  
  But in all fairness, the A-list movie-types (from actors to directors and producers) from Sony at least put in the effort to convince people that they were actually happy to be there. While the shyer ones, like Sandra Bullock ("28 Days"), Kim Basinger ("I Dreamed of Africa") and Chris O'Donnell ("Vertical Limit"), stayed mum, their more loquacious counterparts -- Mel Gibson

  
  
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  SDCC 2011: Charlie's Angels Panel and Q+A