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's company Flower Films will produce a new Charlie's Angels movie, 25 years after she starred in the remake.
The 50-year-old actress will help bring forth a new iteration written by Pete Chiarelli, who wrote Crazy Rich Asians, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
The franchise initially began as a 1976-1981 TV series, which starred Farrah Fawcett, , and Kate Jackson. Cheryl Ladd, 74, joined Jackson, 77, and Smith, 80, in 1977 when she was cast in its second season to replace Fawcett.
Barrymore later appeared in the 2000 movie alongside and , and later reprised her role in 2003's Full Throttle.
A second TV series led by a new cast premiered 2011, but was cancelled following just four episodes.
Then in 2019 , Ella Balinska, and starred in a third movie.
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Drew Barrymore's company Flower Films will produce a new Charlie's Angels movie, 25 years after she starred in the remake; pictured in September 2025
The 50-year-old actress appeared in the 2000 rework alongside Cameron Diaz and Lucy Liu
No actresses have been announced to star in the new film.
It comes after it was revealed in January that Smith, Ladd and Jackson will reunite on stage for the first time in decades to mark the 50th anniversary of the show.
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Diaz, Barrymore, and Liu pictured at Charlie's Angel: Full Throttle premiere in 2003
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Smith is seen far right with Farrah Fawcett, far left, and Jackson, center, in Charlie's Angels in 1976
Then in 2019 Kristen Stewart , Ella Balinska, and Naomi Scott (seen left to right) starred in a third movie
Barrymore will help bring forth a new Charlie's Angels remake written by Pete Chiarelli, who penned Crazy Rich Asians
In 2003 she revisited Charlie's Angels by appearing in the film with.
