Character Analysis
(Avoiding Spoilers)
Grew Up… a total wild child. Teenaged Dylan Sanders spent a lot of time smoking in bathroom stalls and flunking class. Her entrance into the local Police Academy seemed to signal the end of her days of rebellion. Actually, scratch that. She quickly got fed-up with her sergeant and punched him out.
Living... on the edge. Crashing a party, going undercover in a pit crew, jumping out of an airplane – there is never a dull moment in life when you’re one of Charlie’s Angels.
Profession... a private investigator. Dylan satisfies her appetite for adventure and excitement by working for Charlie, a secretive millionaire with an undisclosed identity.
Interests... hanging out with her girls. Dylan’s best friends are her fellow Angels, Alex and Natalie. Together, they solve crimes, kick butt, and chill out at their local burger joint. Who says you can’t be close with your co-workers?
Relationship Status... sleeping with “the Chad.” Dylan’s latest fling refers to himself in the third person. He’s not the greatest catch, but she’s not the best fisherman. Chad’s the latest in a string of questionable boyfriends.
Challenge... finding Eric Knox. The brilliant leader of Knox Technologies has gone missing, and it’s up to the Angels to find him.
Personality… mischievous, reckless, and flirty, Dylan is definitely the biggest risk taker in Charlie’s Angels. She’s a self-proclaimed “crazy bitch” who isn’t afraid to tackle a challenge head-on. Literally, if necessary.
Get to Know her in...
-
Aspects of this take on the 1970s hit TV series are similar to the original show :Angels Dylan, Natalie and Alex still work for Charlie and interface with Bosley. They still flip their hair, stop traffic with a smile and kick butt. The differences are the unsubtle humor, the martial arts training and the high-tech premise: This time, they're hot on the trail of stolen software.
-
The Angels are charged with finding a pair of missing rings that are encoded with the personal information of members of the Witness Protection Program. As informants are killed, the ladies target a rogue agent who might be responsible.
