Charlie Sheen (28 photos)

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18 February 2010

The talented and successful actor Charlie Sheen is famous not only for his numerous film roles, but also for his unbridled temper. His reputation in society is pretty tarnished: he has repeatedly got into scandalous troubles because of drugs, often drinks and, to put it mildly, is not an exemplary husband.

1. Charlie Sheen, whose real name is Carlos Estevez, began his acting career in 1984 in the movie Red Dawn. His colleagues on the set were such young actors as Patrick Swayze, S. Thomas Howell, Lee Thompson and Jennifer Grey.

2. Red Dawn stars Gray and Sheen met again in 1986 on the set of Ferris Bueller's Day Off. Gray played Ferris Buhler's sassy sister, Janie, and Sheen, a varmint she met at the police station.

3. In 1986, Sheen, center, starred with William Dafoe and Tom Berenger in the Vietnam War film Platoon, directed by Oliver Stone. The film was based on Stone's personal experiences during the war. It is this film that critics call one of the best films about the war.

4. Sheen became a star after starring in another Oliver Stone film, Wall Street, in 1987. Sheen plays the role of young, ambitious stockbroker Bud Fox, who has fallen under the influence of cruel millionaire Gordon Gekko (Michael Douglas). According to some reports, Stone and Sheen parted ways after Stone invited him to play in the film Born on the Fourth of July, but in the end, unexpectedly for Sheen himself, his role was given to Tom Cruise.

5. Sheen, right, and his brother Emilio Estevez, in front, starred with Lou Diamond Philips, Kiefer Sutherland, Casey Semashko and Dermot Mulroney in the 1988 western The Young Guns.

6. In 1990, before Kelly Preston married John Travolta, she was engaged to Sheen. For her engagement, Charlie gave her a 2.5-carat pink diamond ring. But their engagement fell apart pretty quickly after Shin accidentally shot his fiancée in the arm. In memory of Sheen, the actress was left with scars.

7. Sheen, right, and Tom Berenger in the 1989 film Major League, a comedy about the Cleveland Indians. Sheen played the role of pitcher Ricky Vaughn.

8. Sheen co-starred with his brother Emilio Estevez again in Men at Work in 1990. This is a movie about two garbage collectors who one day discover a corpse.

9. In both parts of the comedy-parody "Hot Shots" Sheen played the role of the pilot Topper Harley. The second part of the film is practically a parody of the Rambo movie.

10. Sheen with his daughter Cassandra Jade Estevez at the premiere of The Mighty Ducks in 1992. Sheen was only 19 years old when his daughter was born.

11. In 1993, Sheen played one of the Three Musketeers, namely Aramis, in the film adaptation of the immortal novel by Alexandre Dumas, Kiefer Sutherland played Athos, Oliver Platt played Parthos, and Chris O'Donnell played D'Artagnan.

12. Sheen, his father Martin Sheen and brother Emilio Estevez during the ceremony of dedication of the actor's star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 1994.

13. In 1994, in the film Falling Speed, Sheen starred with Nastassja Kinski, who, according to the plot, dies during her first parachute jump, but later it turns out that she only feigned her death.

14. Kiss Sheen and Lisa Kudrow in 1996 in one of the episodes of the popular series "Friends".

15. Allegations of drug use haunted Sheen for several years. In 1998, he appeared before a court in Malibu, California, which ruled that the actor, who nearly died of an overdose five months earlier, could be released from the correctional facility.

16. Sheen co-starred with Emilio Estevez as brothers Jim and Artie Mitchell in the 2000 film Porn. The Mitchells were industry pioneers in San Francisco at 19

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17. Pictured is Sheen as Charlie Crawford alongside Barry Bostwick and Heather Locklear on Spin City. Just like in the TV series "Two and a Half Men", the hero of Shin is called exactly like himself.

18. In 2002, Sheen received a Golden Globe for best actor in the television series Spin City.

19. In 2002, Sheen married actress Denise Richards, the couple had 2 daughters, Sam and Lola. In 2005, the couple filed for divorce, immediately all the details of their life together and divorce became the property of the yellow press. Richards accused Sheen of drug and alcohol abuse and abuse.

20. Sheen and Jon Cryer played brothers with completely different personalities in the television series Two and a Half Men. Sheen reportedly received $825,000 per episode.

21. In 2004, Sheen starred in the critically acclaimed film The Big Steal. It was based on the work of Elmore Leonard. In addition to Sheen, Owen Wilson and Morgan Freeman starred in the film. Filming cost 50 million dollars, and the box office was only 6 million.

22. Actor William Dafoe, director Oliver Stone, an unknown guest, Sheen and Tom Berenguer met again at a screening of their film Platoon in 2006 at the Cannes Film Festival.

23. Sheen with his business partner Michael Behrens, fashion designer Suzanne Chiulla and a group of children posing in clothes from the Sheen Kidz collection. The idea to create a collection of children's clothing came to Sheen thanks to his daughters Lola and Sam.

24. In 2008, Sheen married Brooke Mueller, a real estate investor. Sheen is pictured with his wife and daughters Sam and Lola. On March 14, 2009, the couple's twins Bob and Max were born. The scandal, which occurred on Christmas, instantly received publicity in all the tabloids, and became a confirmation of the difficult relationship of the couple.

25. In 2008, Sheen was awarded the ALMA Awards for Best Actor. This award is given to Hispanic actors who promote a positive image of Hispanics in the film industry. Sheen's paternal grandparents were Spanish and maternally Irish.

26. In addition to the Sheen Kidz collection, Sheen partnered with Rock & Roll Religion to create a collection of shirts called the Charlie Sheen Da Vinci Collection. Shin's character in Two and a Half Men wears shirts from this collection.