
I am not jumping on a bandwagon.
The first time I saw Charlie Sheen was in the 1986 film Lucas. This was also the only time I actually enjoyed a performance by him. Although I admire the work of his father and brother he always turned me off, even in shows I liked (like his role on Friends).
I have written before how much I despise 'Two And A Half Men.' It is not that the show is so bad really. I do however loath that CBS plugs this garbage as a 'family show' and that American stupidly listened and made it such a hit. It is on all times of the day and even if one finds it funny (which I do not) it is beyond warped to be targeted at children. Sheen's recent quotes about the show and those who run it prove what a knob he truly is. (full story). 'I’ll go make movies with superstars'. Personally I highly doubt this will happen. If the man survives, his future looks pretty much tabloid and reality filled.

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I agree. Another good film was a TV movie (now on dvd) called SILENCE OF THE HEART...moreso for Chad Lowe and his diving board striptease down to his tightie whities before suiciding by driving his car off of a cliff.
Why does everybody always forget his performance in Ferris Beuller's Day Off? He was good in that.
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