Madison Lee was a former Angel. She is the main antagonist of "Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle".
Background
Madison Lee was a former Angel working for Charles Townsend. She was rumored to have been an amazing fighter, and she is very well-known among the other Angels for her achievements.
She won the Nobel prize in astrophysics for her research in flying mammals and she invented the molar microphone. She has some knowledge in astrology, and was able to track DeSoto's every move by using the Bedside Astrologer.
She is fluent in Mongolian, and also has contacts in northern Mongolia.
When she was on the DeSoto case, she went off on her own, endangering the lives of her fellow Angels along with her own. She has later mentioned she was shot three times in the chest on this case.
Though her true motives and plans were revealed in the end and were less than promising, Madison believed she and good-hearted Angel Natalie Cook shared a lot of common.
Despite her past positive reputation and skills as an Angel, she developed a significant ego since striking out on her own, noting to Charlie in her last conversation with him that she had rejected being an angel in favour of being 'God', working for herself and her own agenda.
The HALO plan
Although once regarded as the greatest Angel of all, Madison had a reputation as being a loose cannon even when she worked for Charlie Townsend; her independent actions resulted in her being severely injured during the notable DeSoto Case when she didn't wait for backup from her fellow Angels, with her teammates not even expecting her to live for a while after she was rescued. It was then that she believed that a greater destiny awaited her, greater than taking orders via speakerbox from the faceless voice of Charlie. During a later confrontation, Charlie acknowledged that Madison was good in her day; however, she tearfully corrected him: "I wasn't good. I was great!"
Madison devises a plan to ultimately obtain HALO rings (two finger-sized rings) which hold information on every person in the Witness Protection Program, including current Angel Dylan Saunders. Despite his protection detail she kills Justice Department official William Rose Bailey. She meets Natalie on the beach as they are trying to find a killer she hired. Working together with U.S Marshall Ray Carther she obtains both of the rings when The Angels find them back and return them to him. Meeting with Ray she shoots and kills him after which the Natalie and Alex confront her. Dylan attempts a sneak attack but Madison tosses her away. She preceeds by shooting them all in the chest, seemingly killing them. Arranging a meeting with buyers she goes to the roof only to realize the Angels have survived and her buyers have been captured by the cops. As they confront her again Seamus and his group enter and a fight ensues. She has a short fight with Natalie who she manages to throw to the floor. She used her clothing to glide away from the rooftop. Fleeing on a car the Angels jump on board and she fights Natalie while driving the car. While driving she shakes off Dylan and Alex after which she loses control of the car. After crashing with the car the two are badly injured but prepare for a final fight. Madison quickly beat Natalie and held her at gunpoint. The other angels came to her aid and she got disarmed and kicked throught a floor. As Madison breaks the floor down a gaspipe breaks open, causing her to be able falling into the fires explosion to death.
Angel Days
Madison on top of the Hollywood Dome Observatory brandishing the two gold magnum pistols she has just used to shoot down modern Angels Natalie Cook, Alex Munday, and Dylan Sanders, as well as Ray Carter.
Back in the days of which Madison Lee was an Angel she possesed two gold magnum pistols which served as her primary weapon.
She continued on to use the weapons even after abandoning the Charles Townsend Agency.
Fashion
Madison likes to wear black. She sometimes wore a sort of cape that she could use as an improvised hang glider.
She seems to have expensive tastes, wearing a long fur coat and shoes with red soles, which may have been references to shoe designer Christian Louboutin. His brand is famous for its expensive shoes and their bright red soles.
Covers and Techniques
Madison was highly proficient in martial arts and was an expert in two-handed pistol work. She typically used a pair of gold-plated pistols. She was an expert acrobat and surfer.
Madison speaks Mongolian and Spanish.
She predicted Carmine DeSoto's every move by using the Cosmo Bedside Astrologer.
Memorable Quotes
Charlie: Madison, you were never able to accept that this agency is about teamwork. We're a family.
Madison: Yeah, yeah, "Angels forever", I've heard the sales pitch. It was very seductive...once.
Madison: Ah, the Angels' "Ass Kicking" pose. I have to admit, seeing the three of you does give me this little twinge of nostalgia for the old days. But back then, it was a little bit different. You see, when I was an Angel we used guns.
Natalie: Who are you?
Madison: You want to know who I am Natalie? Why don't you try looking in your heart?
Madison: You know, we never used to wear Kevlar, 'till I took three in the chest-
Dylan, Natalie, and Alex: On the DeSoto case, we know!
Madison: Oops! Don't tell me you forgot about Plan B?
Charlie: Don't do this Madison. There must be something in you that's still good.
Madison: ...I was never good. I was great.
Trivia
- She shares alot of similaritie to Alec Trevelyan, M.I.6. Agent 006 from the Bond films. Like Madison he was a spy who felt betrayed by his Government and fellow Agents and boss and wanted revenge and also like Madison was later killed by his fellow agent and claimed he was the best Agent and carried a gun.
- Furthermore, Madison's golden guns could be a homage to the Bond book and film The Man With The Golden Gun becaue the villain in them is a professional hitman with a solid gold gun.
- Madison is the oldest of all the Angels past and present. (Demi Moore was 40 or 41 when she was cast as Madison)
- Madison is the only rogue Angel from the Franchise seen so far.