Charlie's Angels (2019)

Summary[]

When a young systems engineer blows the whistle on a dangerous technology, Charlie's Angels are called into action, putting their lives on the line to protect us all.

Trivia[]

The movie features extensive use of guns and other explosive weaponry. This is a marked change from its two cinematic predecessors, in which star and executive producer Drew Barrymore insisted that the Angels use no guns at all and almost no weapons aside from their own martial arts skills.
The blue race car uniform and German outfit from Charlie's Angels (2000) appear in the closet.
Ella Balinska did most of her own stunts.
Jane Kano (Ella Balinska) calls Sabina Wilson (Kristen Stewart) "Sabrina". This is presumably a reference to Sabrina Duncan (Kate Jackson), one of the three original angels.
Although the Charles Townsend Agency has expanded to depict "Bosley" as a rank within the organization, Sir Patrick Stewart is introduced as the "original" Bosley (whose actual name is John Bosley). He is shown having been digitally retconned into actual shots from the original television series, as well as the first movie adaptation, replacing David Doyle and Bill Murray, respectively. Left unmentioned was a subplot from Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle (2003), in which Bosley was played by Bernie Mac. Since he refused to return to the role for the sequel, Mac was written in as his adoptive brother, Jimmy, whose black parents in south central Los Angeles adopted John as a child and who assumed John's role at the agency after John left for unspecified reasons.