In an interview with Woman's World, published on March 5, the actress said she had mixed feelings about joining the series at first and initially told executive producer Aaron Spelling, "No, thank you."
Ladd said that Spelling "went off and looked at hundreds of girls" to replace Fawcett, but had no luck. He called Ladd back and said, "‘I can’t find the girl I want. I want you, Cheryl. Just come in and talk to me?’ So I did.”
However, Ladd detailed her reasoning behind her hesitations, having told Spelling, "I sat across the desk from him in his office and I said, ‘Aaron, what would I play? Nobody can go in there and try to be Farrah Fawcett or try to be the new Farrah Fawcett. What would I play?’”
LOS ANGELES - 1978 actresses Chery Ladd, Jaclyn Smith, Kate Jackson pose for a portrait in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Harry Langdon/Getty Images)Getty Images
Spelling then suggested that Ladd portray Fawcett's character, Jill Munroe's little sister, Kristine "Kris" Munroe. Ladd loved the idea, which helped her to fully embrace the role and make the character her own.
Ladd's role would become one of the defining moments of her career. She remained on the series through its fifth and final season, which concluded in 1981.
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