Demi Moore reunites with 'Charlie’s Angels' co-stars

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In 2003, Charlie’s Angels: Full Throttle hit cinemas with high-energy action, stylish stunts, and an unforgettable cast.

THE CHARLIE’S ANGELS CAST

Drew Barrymore, Cameron Diaz, and Lucy Liu reprised their iconic roles as the titular Angels. Hollywood veteran Demi Moore joined the memorable film in a striking turn as their nemesis, according to In Style.

The film’s vibrant soundtrack and over-the-top escapades became a cultural touchstone in the early 2000s.

Now, over 20 years later, Barrymore, Diaz, Liu, and Moore have reunited to reflect on their time filming the explosive sequel.

CHARLIE’S ANGELS HAVE CANDID CONVERSATIONS

In an intimate conversation, Barrymore praised Moore’s performance. “Seeing your work in this, Demi, I realised how much depth there was because of your strength.

You’ve never sought approval from the outside world, and it shows.”

Demi Moore, who had taken a break from acting before stepping into the film, embraced her role as Madison Lee, a former Angel gone rogue.

RETURNING TO HOLLYWOOD

Speaking about her return to Hollywood after four years, Moore said, “It was empowering. Madison was unapologetic, ambitious, and complex, according to Entertainment Tonight.

I wanted to bring that layered personality to life.” Viewers might recall Madison’s memorable introduction.

She enters the movie strutting onto a beach in a gleaming silver swimsuit—a scene that instantly became iconic.

CHARLIE’S ANGELS’ ON-SCREEN CHEMISTRY

The chemistry between the cast was undeniable, both on and off-screen.

Diaz reminisced about the camaraderie: “We were a family. Demi brought this magnetic energy that elevated everything”, according to People

Barrymore chimed in with, “She made us want to be better, sharper, and more fearless.”

A BOX OFFICE HIT

The film was a box-office hit, earning $259 million globally (roughly R4.8 billiontoday). The movie was a mix of martial arts, comedy, and empowering female leads that resonated with audiences.

Moore’s role as the antagonist was groundbreaking. In an industry often reluctant to cast older women in powerful roles, she defied stereotypes.

Liu reflected on Moore’s impact: “She challenged norms and redefined what it meant to be a strong, complex woman on screen.”

THE CHARLIE’S ANGELS SOUNDTRACK

The film’s fanbase also appreciated its soundtrack, featuring songs like Pink’s Feel Good Time. It brought an energetic vibe to local house parties and radio playlists.

Revisiting their time together, the cast shared memories of the physically demanding stunts.

Barrymore joked, “I don’t think my body ever forgave me! But we did it for the love of the story.” Liu recalled their training sessions: “We wanted the fights to feel real. It was gruelling, but so worth it.”