Charlie's Angels
ABC (ended 1981)
Cast & Crew
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Kate Jackson
Sabrina Duncan [Seasons 1-3; 1976-1979]
Kate was born in 1948 in Birmingham, Alabama, to Hogan (businessman) and Ruth. She has a younger sister, Jenny.
She started her career as a model at 16, but gradually moved into acting, attending the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in 1971.
She found international fame with Charlie's Angels in the 1970s, and continues to appear on Television to date (2008).
She was been married three times to Andrew Stevens (1979-1980), David Greenwald (1982-1984) and Tom Hart (1991-1993). She has one stepson, Sean (with Tom) and one son, Charles Taylor, whom she adopted in 2000 with Rosie O'Donnell's help.moreless -
Farrah Fawcett
Jill Munroe [Season 1; 1976-1977]
Farrah was born in 1947 in Corpus Christi, to James (an oil field worker) and Pauline (homemaker, passed away in 2005). She had one older sister, Diane, a graphic artist who passed away in 2001.
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Farrah shot to international fame in the 1970s, particularly with her role in Charlie's Angels.
Farrah has been linked to many public figures, including Greg Lott, James Orr, Martin Barba, Mark Burg and Rick Thurman. Between July 28, 1973 and February 16, 1982, she was married to actor Lee Majors. She had a tumultous on and off relationship with actor Ryan O'Neal from 1979 to 1997, and they remained friends. Farrah and Ryan have a son, Redmond, born in 1985. -
Jaclyn Smith
Kelly Garrett
Jaclyn was born in 1947, in Houston, Texas. Her father Jack was a dentist and her mother was Margaret Ellen. She attended Trinity University and the University of Texas at San Antonio. Despite early ambitions to be a ballerina, Jaclyn turned to modelling and acting, and reached international audiences in Charlie's Angels. After being the only Angel to stay with the series for its full run, Jaclyn's career has since been primarily in made-for-TV movies. Jaclyn has been married married and divorced three times: Roger Davis (1972-1975), Dennis Cole (1978-1981) and Anthony B. Richard (1981-1989). Since 1997, she has been married to Brad Allen, a pediatric heart surgeon. Jaclyn has two children with Anthony: Spencer Margaret and Gaston.moreless -
Cheryl Ladd
Kris Munroe [Seasons 2-5; 1977-1981]
Cheryl Ladd was born Cheryl Jean Stoppelmoor in Huron, South Dakota on July 12, 1951. She began her career singing with a band called The Music Shop Band during High School. When the band broke up in Los Angeles she stayed on to pursue my personal dream to become an actress.
Her first professional break was singing back-up on the cartoon series Josie and the Pxxxxcats. Then it was on to commercials, which led to the 1973 film, Jamaica Reef. She met her first husband, David Ladd, in 1971. They were married in 1973 (and divorced in 1980). The two welcomed daughter Jordan on Jan. 14, 1975. The Charlie's Angels series was her first big TV hit in 1977. Cheryl replaced fan favorite Farrah Fawcett. She was immediately accepted by the series fans and ratings continued to soar. The series ended in 1981. Cheryl also has a beautiful singing voice and in 1978 she released her first album, Cheryl Ladd. Dance Forever followed in 1979. Both albums were hits. Hopefully she will sing again! Cheryl met her husband Brian Russell and the two were married in 1981. He and Cheryl collaborated on a children's book, The Adventures of Little Nettie Windship, which was published in 1998. She is also an avid golfer with a 17 handicap and 15.2 index, and is recognized as a leading female celebrity golfer. She also serves as an ambassador for the Buick Golf Program. Cheryl participates in four major Buick Sponsored PGA Tournaments, and she also plays in various pro am tourneys to help raise money for charity - not to mention the First Annual Cheryl Ladd Pro AM. Cheryl continues to act in strong roles in both television and film.moreless -
Shelley Hack
Tiffany Welles [Season 4; 1979-1980]
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Tanya Roberts
Julie Rogers [Season 5; 1980-1981]
Tanya Roberts came from modest beginnings in the Bronx, New York, the daughter of a pen salesman (Irish) and a mother (Jewish) who were divorced before she reached high school. Tanya dropped out of high school at age 15, She met psychology student Barry Roberts in New York while waiting in line to see a movie. She studied acting under Lee Strasberg and Uta Hagen. In her early years in New York she supported herself as an Arthur Murray dance instructor and by modeling. She appeared in off-Broadway productions and in television commercials. In 1977 Tanya and her husband--now a scriptwriter--moved to Hollywood. She began appearing in made-for-TV films After appearing in several minor films, her first big break came when she was selected as an angel (the last) for "Charlie's Angels" (1976) in its final season. This got her the attention needed and she got roles in films such as, The Beastmaster (1982) (and posed for the cover and an inside spread in "Playboy" to promote the film), the title role in Sheena (1984) and as a "Bond" girl in A View to a Kill (1985). She then got the role of Midge Pinciotti in That 70's show.moreless -
David Doyle
John Bosley
Doyle was born in Omaha, Nebraska. He graduated from Campion High School in Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin in 1947. Doyle was married twice, first to Rachel, then Anne Nathan Doyle. Doyle is best remembered for his role as detective John Bosley on the television series Charlie's Angels. He is also remembered by younger generations as being the voice of Grandpa Lou Pickles on the Nickelodeon animated television series Rugrats until his death. Doyle died of a heart attack at the age of 67.
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John Forsythe
Charlie Townsend [voice only]
Born January 29, 1918 to a businessman. Graduated in 1934 from Abraham Lincoln High School of Brooklyn, New York. Forsythe started in radio, moved to the stage, then signed a acting contract with Warner Brothers. Eventually he found his greatest fame on television. Forsythe has been married three times, and has had three children. 1. Parker McCormick (1938-1940 (divorced); 1 child). 2. Julie Warren (1943-1994 (death); 2 children) 3. Nicole Carter (2002-present).moreless -
Jack Knight
Ben Pawl
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Taurean Blacque
Dr. Stevens
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Andra Akers
Jessica Farmer
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Joanna Cassidy
Stacy Parrish
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Tom Selleck
Dr. Alan Samuelson
His parents are Robert and Martha Selleck. His father was born in Slovakia, is Tom's tie to Eastern Europe. Robert is now a real estate investor for Selleck Properties. His mother was a homemaker. Tom was one of three of the Selleck's sons.
He grew up in Sherman Oaks, California, and attended college at the University of Southern California. He was in the Sigma Chi Fraternity. He was once quoted as saying, "Those were friends I made that will last a lifetime". His first intentions of going to college were to be an architect. He love to draw and had a very creative mind. But regardless of what he wanted to do, he wouldn't be an architect. He drug around because he didn't want to leave home. When he finally did leave, he arrived too late at the University of Southern California, and the School of Architecture was already filled to its capacity. He was heartbroken. Since the careers were in alphabetical order, he just went over to the next table and signed up for the School of Acting. He soon found out that he had exceptional amounts of natural ability, and his ambition to become a famous Hollywood actor developed from there. He had dreams of making millions of dollars on the big screen.moreless -
Amanda McBroom
Lorraine Fielding
Amanda McBroom was born in California in 1946. Daughter of actor David Bruce (born Marden McBroom), Amanda attended the University of Texas at Austin and received a BFA in 1969. Her early television appearances include guest roles on Medical Center, The Magician, Police Story, and Gunsmoke. McBroom is probably best known to television viewers for the recurring role of police woman Sandi Welles on Hawaii Five-O and for playing Captain Phillipa Louvois in the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode "The Measure of a Man" where she conducts a judicial hearing to determine the fate of Lt. Commander Data. McBroom has also had a very successful career in music, composing the song The Rose that was sung by Bette Midler in the movie of the same name in 1979. She began a singing and song writing career in 1980, recording records for Sheffield Labs. She continues to write, record, and perform her music to this day. Married to actor George Ball since 1974, Amanda McBroom resides in southern California.moreless -
Mary Woronov
Maxine
Mary Woronov has come to be one of the most commonly recognized cult actresses today. Her career began with the Andy Warhol Factory in the sixties. She later met director Paul Bartel & producer Roger Corman and starred in some of the most interesting cult classics of all time including Sugar Cookies, Silent Night Bloody Night, Seizure (Oliver Stone's first film), Death Race 2000, Hollywood Boulevard, Rock 'n' Roll High School, Eating Raoul, Motorama, Nomads, and Warlock. She also has written and published four excellent books entitled Swimming Undergroud: My Years in the Warhol Factory, Niagra, Snake, and Wake for the Angels: Paintings and Stories. She also has guest starred in some of the biggest tv shows of all time including Charlie's Angels (the highest rated episode in the series Angels in Chains), Taxi, Cheers, Knight Rider, Murder She Wrote, St. Elsewhere, Wings, and Highlander. She still keeps busy in the new millineum as she has starred in Frog-g-g, The Whole Warhol, The New Women, The Vampire Hunters Club, Citizens of Perpetual Indulgence, and Straight Right.moreless -
Kres Mersky
"Bad Betty" King
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Scott Brady
Sarge
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James Hong
Professor Perkins
After being born in Minneapolis' China Town, he moved to Hong Kong for his early education. When he was 10, he returned to America, later studying civil engineering at the University of Southern California. He got interested in acting and studied with Jeff Corey. His Hollywood career was beginning to take off.moreless -
Michael DeLano
Michael
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Michael Fairman
Cal Stone
Michael is an American television actor, best known for his soap opera career, as well as numerous roles on TV shows and films. Michael's most notable work on daytime includes a 4 year stint as Harry Silver on ABC's daytime drama "General Hospital," and his most recent recurring role as Murphy on CBS's "The Young and the Restless."moreless -
John David Carson
Kevin Ryan
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John David Carson
Scott Miller
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Vincent Schiavelli
Freddie
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Charles Cyphers
Haller
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John Calvin
Danner
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Bubba Smith
Toby
Charles "Bubba" Smith was born 2-29-45 in Nacodoches, Texas to the legendary coach Willie Ray Smith, and his wife Georgia. Bubba went to Michigan State, and from there went to the Baltimore Colts. After a traumatic knee injury in Tampa Bay, he was transferred to the Oakland Raiders, and then to the Houston Oilers. He played in two Super Bowls. Bubba resided in Los Angeles, where he continuesd to act and do PR work. For his acting career, Bubba was perhaps best known for the roles Moses Hightower in the Police Academy movie series.moreless -
Fran Ryan
Belle Asher
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Fran Ryan
Nurse Fager
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Matt LeBlanc
Jason
Born in July 25, 1967, Matt LeBlanc is very well known for his character Joey Tribbiani, in the series Friends and Joey. Matt was born to an Italian mother and a father who is a mix of Irish, Dutch, English and French. That's why, his last name, LeBlanc, is French, and means, "The White", while his character Joey, has an Italian last name. When he was a kid, he was interested in motorcycling, more than in acting. At the age of 8 he got his first motorcycle, and stated to participate in competitions. But his mother didn't like the idea and forced him to find a better career. He learned carpentry. He graduated from his local high - Newton North High School, in the year 1985. That's when he wanted to make himself a life in New York. Starting 1987, he began appearing on many commercials, making him famous. He managed to advertise many companies, and one commercial was even won the Gold Lion Award at the 1987 Cannes Film Festival. In the year 1988 he started learning formal acting. Less than a year later, a got his first starring role as Chuck Bender in the TV series TV 101. By then, he moved to Los Angeles. He guest-starred on Red Shoe Diaries. He also appeared on several movies, not being a real success comparing his Television career. Some of them were: The Killing Box (1993), Ed (1996), Lookin' Italian (1998), and All The Queen's Men (1999). In the year 1994 he jumped into the knowledge on millions around the world in the award-winning comedy Friends. He starred there for 10 years, as Joey Tribbiani, the woman-chaser friend, who cares about his 5 friends as no-one else in the world. Friends ended in 2004, and from there he continued to Joey, the only Friends's daughter series so far. He is again Joey Tribbiani, who went to Hollywood to succeed in the entertainment world. Joey currently airs its 2nd season. He was nominated for innumerable awards for his roles in Friends and in Joey, and won 3 of them: Favorite Male Television Star in People's Choice Award (2005), TV - Choice Actor, Comedy in Teen Choice Awards (2002), and Editor's Choice (as part of Friends) in TV Guide Awards (2000). Matt has married Melissa McKnight on May 3, 2003, after being engaged for 5 years. They have a shared daughter, Marina Pearl LeBlanc, who was born on February 8th, 2004. They also have two kids, Tyler and Jacquelyne, from Melissa's previous marriage.moreless -
Dr. Joyce Brothers
Dr. Lantry
For 30 years, Dr. Joyce Brothers has been the dean of American psychologists. Possessing limitless energy and vitality, Dr. Joyce Brothers, who is an NBC Radio Network Personality, is also a noted psychologist, columnist, author, business consultant, wife and mother. Recognition of her significant activities and outstanding influence has come from many quarters. For six years Dr. Joyce Brothers has been listed in George Gallup's poll of the "most admired women." A United Press International Poll named Dr. Joyce Brothers one of the 10 most influential American women, and a survey conducted by the Greenwich College Research Center, listed her among the 10 women most admired by college students. Still another poll, conducted by Good Housekeeping magazine to find "Women In the World Most Admired" by women, ranked Dr. Brothers in a 10th place tie with Golda Meir of Israel. Dr. Joyce Brothers broadcasts on the NBC Radio Network Mondays through Fridays. With organizational skill that could evoke favorable comment from the most fastidious time-and-motion expert, Dr. Joyce Brothers is able to pursue her other careers simultaneously. She is a regular columnist for Good Housekeeping Magazine and writes a daily column that is published in more than 350 newspapers. Dr. Brother's books have been translated into 26 languages. As a consultant to the business world, Dr. Joyce Brothers creates and performs in films and seminars designed for corporate personnel training programs. She is a frequent guest on network television programs including NBC-TV's "Tonight Show", Mike Hammer, Moonlighting, Mr. Belvedere, Alf, Night Court, Married With Children, and various panel shows. Dr. Joyce Brothers is a commentator for A Current Affair and CBS-TV News in Los Angeles. For six years Dr. Joyce Brothers was a member of the faculties of Hunter College and Columbia University in New York City and now is a frequent guest lecturer at universities across the country. Dr. Joyce Brothers is a graduate of Cornell University and received her Ph.D. from Columbia University. She is married to the late Dr. Milton Brothers, an internist. They have a daughter, Lisa, and she resides in New York City.moreless
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