charlie sheen

 charlie sheen

 charlie sheen

 charlie sheen

charlie sheen

charlie sheen

 charlie sheen

 charlie sheen

 charlie sheen

charlie sheen

 charlie sheen

The son of actor Martin Sheen, Sheen started in small roles as a child, eventually making his mark in the ’80s and ’90s in Oliver Stone’s Vietnam War drama Platoon and capitalist ode Wall Street; the baseball comedy Major League and its sequel; the youth-oriented Western Young Guns; and the action-movie parodies Hot Shots! and Hot Shots! Part Deux. He also co-starred with Clint Eastwood in The Rookie and appeared as part of the ensemble in John Sayles’ acclaimed period dramaEight Men Out, about the 1919 Chicago Black Sox scandal.

Movie-Career Decline:

In the mid-to-late ’90s, Sheen’s star waned, and he made appearances in smaller genre films and direct-to-video projects as he struggled with personal problems, including heading to rehab for substance-abuse issues. His name was revealed as one of the clients of Hollywood madam Heidi Fleiss in 1993, which garnered more attention than did many of his movie roles of the period.

'Spin City':

In 2000, Sheen began a career turnaround by replacing Michael J. Fox on ABC’s political sitcom Spin City. When Fox left the show for health reasons, Sheen stepped in to play a new deputy to Barry Bostwick’s mayor of New York City. Spin City went off the air after two more seasons, but it established Sheen’s sitcom chops and strong presence on TV.

'Two and a Half Men':

Thanks in part to his Spin City role, Sheen was cast as the lead in this sitcom about a womanizing bachelor whose life is changed when his brother (Jon Cryer) and nephew (Angus T. Jones) move in with him. Men is one of CBS’s top-rated shows, and Sheen was named by TV Guide as the highest paid star in scripted television, earning $800,000 per episode.

charlie sheen with Natalie Kenley

 charlie sheen with Natalie Kenley

charlie sheen with Natalie Kenley

 charlie sheen with Natalie Kenley

 charlie sheen with Natalie Kenley

 charlie sheen with Natalie Kenley

 charlie sheen with Natalie Kenley

charlie sheen with Natalie Kenley

 charlie sheen with Natalie Kenley

charlie sheen with Natalie Kenley

Recently, the 45-year-old Charlie Sheen sat with ABC News at his home in Los Angeles where he talked about issues regarding hisdrug addiction and his recent statements about Chuck Lorre that made big highlights. The impact of the offensive statements about the creator of ‘Two and a Half Men’ was so severe that it forced CBS Entertainment and WarnerBros to close the production of the show for rest of season. The interview will be aired on Tuesday on GMA at 7 am ET.

At his home where the interview was being conducted, his two sons and two girlfriends were also preset at the moment. The two sons are from ex-wife Brooke Mueller. He said that he wanted to clear the world that he was not a drug addict because he had been cleared from the drug tests. He says there was a time in his life when his days and nights were spending with drugs. He thinks of himself asuperhuman who can survive the high amounts of drugs because God has granted him a super brain which has ability to control anything.

About his comment that he made for the creator, he says he would apologize Lorre for the comment and asks him to forgive him. He said he did not know he was so sensitive. He said Lorre teased him for eight years and he remained in great depress due to his behavior and the rant was result of that frustration.