Starring: Cheryl Ladd, Kate Jackson, Jaclyn Smith, David Doyle
Visible crew/equipment: During the final chase, Jaclyn Smith's double stuntwoman is extremely evident. (00:43:45)
Visible crew/equipment: Nearing the end of the show, the angels and Bosley are in the office and Bosley turns left out of the door. A second after he turns, a shadow that is shorter, wider, and very different, comes from the right in the hallway outside the door and walks towards Bosley heading left. Clearly not his shadow.
Visible crew/equipment: During the final chase, Jaclyn Smith's double stuntwoman is extremely evident. (00:43:45)
Trivia: The original actor who had been cast as Charlie had a drinking problem, and couldn't deliver his lines properly. John Forsythe got called up by creator Aaron Spelling after midnight on a Friday night and was asked to record lines ASAP because the show had to be aired Monday night. He headed straight down to the studio at 20th Century Fox, still in his slippers and pyjamas, recorded the lines and went straight back to bed.
Question: Having never seen the show, do any episodes show Charlie's face at all? Not just some of his face.
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Answer: No, Charlie's face was never fully seen. In addition, Charlie was voiced by John Forsythe and he never even came to the set. Whenever we do see Charlie, it's a body double and not Forsythe.
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