“This movie wasn’t meant to be just for women”

Elizabeth Banks went back to being very clear about the reboot she delivered, blaming mismarketing for the box office failure.

In 2019 Charlie’s Angels. Link Name) returned to the big screen with the film, which proved to be a real flop for Sony, grossing only $73 million worldwide. In a recent interview with Rolling Stone, Elizabeth Banks, director of the reboot, blamed the failure on the wrong marketing.

“It was seen in the media as a women-only film and that propaganda was from the beginning, but it wasn’t supposed to be. People kept telling me that I was the first female director of the Charlie’s Angels project and wanted all the costs to see a feminist manifesto, but it wasn’t. The narrative was completely wrong and affected public opinion.”.

The franchise launched on the small screen in 1976 with stars Kate Jackson, Farrah Fawcett, Jacqueline Smith and Cheryl Ladd. However, in 2000 and 2003 it was the turn of two films starring Cameron Diaz, Drew Barrymore and Lucy Liu. The ABC network attempted to restart the brand in 2011 with a series that aired for only four episodes.

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Charlie’s Angels relaunch plot

The film is about what happens to the next generation of Angels as Townsend’s agency begins operating around the world, offering security and services to select clients through highly specialized offices and teams around the world. The project will tell the story of one of these teams.