Charlie’s Angels (2026)

 A Bold Reinvention for a New Generation

The legendary franchise returns with Charlie’s Angels (2026), a high-octane reboot that blends international espionage, cutting-edge tech, and fierce female power. Directed by Emerald Fennell (Promising Young Woman), the film introduces a new trio of Angels as they take on a deadly global conspiracy that could collapse the very foundations of the Townsend Agency.

This isn’t just a remake — it’s a reinvention. Stylish, smart, and brutal when needed, the new Angels bring edge, emotion, and elite skills to the screen in a modern espionage thriller.

 The Story

After a cyber-terrorist hacks into the Townsend Agency's global network, exposing former operatives and endangering top-level missions, a new generation of Angels is activated. Their task? Track the breach, neutralize the threat, and uncover a hidden traitor within their own ranks.

As they globe-trot from Tokyo to Berlin, Cape Town to Dubai, the Angels unravel a plot that connects rogue A.I., corrupt governments, and a mysterious billionaire tech mogul who claims to know who Charlie really is.

And for the first time ever — Charlie goes missing.

 Cast

• Ana de Armas as Isla Reyes – a former MI6 assassin turned Angel, deadly and precise

• Florence Pugh as Kira Maxwell – a tech prodigy with a rebellious streak and hacker genius

• Zazie Beetz as Jordan Blake – ex-Navy SEAL with tactical combat mastery

• Daniel Kaluuya as Bosley – a younger, more active Bosley with secrets of his own

• Helen Mirren as The Director – leader of the new global agency hub

• Special Cameo: Kristen Stewart reprises Sabina Wilson, now training new Angels

Features & Highlights

• Ultra-stylish action scenes: rooftop chases, underwater heists, and a wild mid-air plane fight

• Fashion-meets-function: futuristic spy gear, high-concept disguises, and signature sleek uniforms

• A darker tone than previous entries, but still full of sharp humor and camaraderie

• Powerful feminist themes: autonomy, sisterhood, and rewriting the rules of espionage

• Original score by Rina Sawayama and Junkie XL

 Behind the Scenes

Director Emerald Fennell said in interviews that this version “lets the Angels be both deadly and deeply human,” focusing on emotional growth, internal trust issues, and the blurred line between loyalty and manipulation in elite spy networks.

The film’s final act is rumored to feature a massive twist involving Charlie’s true identity — something that reframes the entire franchise.

Final Thoughts

Charlie’s Angels (2026) is not just another glossy reboot — it’s a mission statement. With a fresh cast, sharp writing, intense action, and emotional stakes, it reclaims the franchise for the modern age while paying tribute to its legendary past.