| Charlie's Angels | |||||
| Columbia TriStar (2000) | |||||
| Comedy, Crime, Action | |||||
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| Drew Barrymore | Dylan Sanders |
| Lucy Liu | Alex Munday |
| Cameron Diaz | Natalie Cook |
| Bill Murray | John Bosley aka J.D.Rage |
| Sam Rockwell | Eric Knox |
| Luke Wilson | Pete Komisky |
| John Forsythe | Charles Townsend |
| Kelly Lynch | Vivian Wood |
| Tim Curry | Roger Corwin |
| Matt LeBlanc | Jason Gibbons |
| Tom Green | Chad |
| LL Cool J | Mr. Jones |
| Sean Whalen | Pasqual |
| Alex Trebek | Himself |
| Director | McG
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| Producer | Nancy Juvonen
Drew Barrymore Betty Thomas Jenno Topping Leonard Goldberg Aaron Spelling Joseph M. Caracciolo Amanda Goldberg |
| Writer | Ed Solomon
John August Ivan Goff Ben Roberts Ryan Rowe |
| Cinematography | Russell Carpenter
Michael St. Hilaire |
| Musician | Ed Shearmur
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Three beautiful, talented women belong to a detective agency that seemingly only they’re aware of. They are Charlie’s Angels, and they will do anything to crack the high-octane cases they’re presented with. In this chapter of the Angels’ adventures, Alex (Lucy Liu), Dylan (Drew Barrymore), and Natalie (Cameron Diaz), are confronted with a case fronted by Eric Knox (Sam Rockwell), who wants to find the culprit behind his stolen voice-recognition program. Working with Bosely (Bill Murray), they face romantic entanglement, a motorcycle race, and multiple threats to the agency and the man they work for, Charlie. Problem is, they’ve never met Charlie face-to-face, and must figure out a way to protect the man they owe so much to. |
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