Almost every generation alive today can relate to the butt-kicking, crime solving private detectives who fought villains and solved crimes by responding to a mysterious Charlie over the phone. The original Charlie’s Angels was a TV series that released in 1976 and ran for five seasons. It originally featured Farrah Fawcett, Kate Jackson and Jaclyn Smith.
Later in 2000, a film reboot starring Cameron Dian, Lucy Liu and Drew Barrymore was released and it became a huge commercial success, so much so that it was followed by a sequel in 2003 that also starred Demi Moore as the villain. This film reboot really jazzed up the original characters by making them stronger and edgier.
Now, the popular series is getting another film reboot and we can’t imagine what they’ll do to the angels. According to Harper’s Bazaar, Elizabeth Banks, (The Hunger Games, Modern Family) is bringing Charlie’s Angels back to the big screen. She will be producing the film through her Universal-based Brownstone Productions with her husband and producing partner, Max Handelman.
Sony has also confirmed that the film will hit cinemas on June 7, 2019, however there are currently no details on who’ll be leading the cast.