Cheryl Ladd

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Characters played by Cheryl Ladd

Kris Munroe — Charlie's Angels (1976)

Athletic and determined original Angel from the 1976 series.

Louise Baltimore — Millennium (1989)

Future time traveler sent to 1989 to distract and deter Bill Smith from uncovering the truth about the crash. She reveals her mission, becomes pregnant, and escapes to the future through the Gate with Smith.

Irene — Love's Everlasting Courage (2011)

Compassionate mother offering resources and emotional support to her struggling son.

Anna — A Dog of Flanders (1999)

The compassionate wife of mill owner Nicholas Cogez. She initially protests against her husband's harsh ban on Nello seeing Aloise. Later, she helps clarify Patrasche's role in returning the lost wallet and joins the family in seeking forgiveness for their wrongful accusations against Nello.

Mrs. Claus — Santa Paws 2: The Santa Pups (2012)

Santa's wife who prepares to travel to Pineville as an ambassador.

Helen 'Lovey' Manning — Unforgettable (2017)

Tessa's cold and demanding mother and Lily's grandmother. She witnesses Tessa's conflict with Julia during riding practice. Six months after Tessa's death, she arrives at Julia and David's new home asking to see Lily.

Joan — A Christmas for the Ages (2023)

Joan is one of the four generations of women at the center of the family and participates in their annual tea, Christmas crawl, and holiday gatherings. She is being urged to sing at the Christmas Eve concert, held at the theater where Savannah works. Her relationship with Marie includes protectiveness and criticism, reflecting the family’s recurring mother-daughter tensions.

Sara Crawford — Jekyll & Hyde (1990)

Sara Crawford is Henry Jekyll's sister-in-law, the woman he wants despite the family barrier surrounding their relationship. Her father forbids contact between them, making Sara part of the emotional conflict that accompanies Henry's grief, secret desires, and increasingly dangerous experiments with his divided personality.

Jody Keller — Satan's School for Girls (1973)

Jody is one of Elizabeth's classmates and is involved in the attack on Delacroix after he becomes trapped in the swamp. She later appears among Clampett's cult followers, accepting his claim to be Satan incarnate. Her allegiance places her against Elizabeth during the academy's final destruction.

Helen Whitney Carter — Garage Sale Mystery: The Wedding Dress (2015)

The original owner of the wedding dress and a central figure in the decades-old mystery, holding key memories and clues.

Diane Halstead — Crash: The Mystery of Flight 1501 (1990)

Diane is Greg Halstead's estranged wife, still deeply affected by their failed attempts to have a child and her two miscarriages. After Greg's plane crashes, she learns he survived and then dies of his injuries. Refusing to accept that he caused the disaster, she challenges the blame placed on him and helps establish that a cargo-hold fire caused the crash.

Melanie Adams — Changes (1991)

A divorced mother of twin daughters and a successful New York news correspondent, Melanie travels to Los Angeles for a report and falls in love with widowed doctor Peter Hallam. She moves with her daughters to build a life with him, faces conflict in his household and at work, and eventually returns after leaving for San Francisco. She later gives birth to twins.

Career Overview

Cheryl Ladd has 81 screen credits in a career dating back to 1961. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently Santa Paws Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Charlie's Angels, A Cowgirl's Song, Though None Go with Me. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
female
Known Credits
81
Birth Date
1951-07-12 00:00:00
Birth Place
Huron - South Dakota - USA

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Associated Universes

Universe traveler — spans 5 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q218884), public domain (CC0).