AKA: Cherie Moor, Cheryl Jean Jean Stoppelmoor, Cheryl Stoppelmoor
Nationality: American
Birthdate: 07/12/1951
Birthplace: Huron, South Dakota, USA
biography
Still blond and defiantly radiant at an age where Hollywood usually puts former glamour girls out to pasture, actress Cheryl Ladd could teach a lesson or two to many of today’s young ingenues. The very first “Charlie’s Angel” to be recruited after Farrah Fawcett’s abrupt departure in 1977, the multi-talented Ladd could have fallen short in Fawcett’s long shadow; instead, she invigorated the detective show that defined “jiggle TV” of the late seventies, and went on to enjoy a successful career spanning over three decades. Her most recent turn, as wife to James Caan on the hit NBC guilty
Settled in Los Angeles after Music Shop toured there
1970
Made TV debut as the singing voice of Melody Jones in the animated series "Josie and the Pussycats" (CBS); credited as Cherie Moore; Jackie Joseph was the speaking voice
1971
Feature acting debut, "Chrome and Hot Leather"; credited as Cherie Moore
1972
Live action TV series debut, "The Ken Berry 'Wow' Show" (ABC); credited as Cheryl Jean Stoopelmoor
