Cheryl Ladd
PMP Network Presents
Cheryl Ladd, known for her iconic role in Charlie's Angels, reflects on the enduring legacy of the show and its recent film adaptation. She shares her thoughts on the new cast and her experiences working with producer Aaron Spelling. Ladd also touches on her early career, including a show where she was credited under her maiden name.
Actress
Cheryl Ladd
Star of “Charlie’s Angels”
and
“Las Vegas”
www.cherylladd.com
www.talkingtoyourdoctor.com
About Cheryl Ladd
Cheryl Ladd is an actress, singer, and author who gained fame portraying Kris Munroe on the ABC television series Charlie's Angels from 1977 to 1981. Her film work includes Purple Hearts (1984) and Poison Ivy (1992). She appeared in television series including One West Waikiki (1994-1996) and Las Vegas (2003-2008). Ladd authored the memoir Token Chick: A Woman's Guide to Golfing with the Boys in 2005 and continued acting in films such as Unforgettable (2017) and A Cowgirl's Song (2021).
In this interview
- Reflects on the Charlie's Angels movie, praising the new cast's performances
- Recalls working with producer Aaron Spelling, expressing gratitude for the opportunities he provided
- Discusses early career appearance on a Ken Berry show under maiden name Stoppelmore
- Mentions reuniting with Charlie's Angels co-stars occasionally over the years
“I will always be grateful to Aaron for the opportunities he provided me.”— Cheryl Ladd, in this interview
