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Graham travels to Malibu, California to profile Charlie Sheen, best known for his roles in ‘Two and a Half Men,’ ‘Major League’ and ‘Platoon’. Sheen reflects on growing up in the spotlight, his own rise to fame and shares his struggles with addiction and other controversies. Sheen then takes Graham on a tour of his childhood neighborhood to look back on the experiences that shaped his career and they crack open his new alcohol-free beer for a taste test.
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Charlie Sheen on memoir: The good, the bad and the unfiltered
Charlie Sheen expresses gratitude for the positive response to his new memoir, The Book of Sheen. He reflects on how the reaction has reinforced his belief in the importance of telling stories as they truly happened, rather than through others’ interpretations. This idea inspired both his memoir and documentary.
Charlie Sheen: Declining Karate Kid lead role after dad’s career advice
Charlie Sheen reflects on how his father’s upbringing shaped his own, including a memorable year of “camping” in sleeping bags. He recalls how, despite public perception, his father wasn’t as financially well-off as many expected. He also shares how his high school academics ended his dreams of playing baseball, but ultimately guided him toward his true passion for acting.
Charlie Sheen on Apocalypse Now: A film that could never be made today
Charlie Sheen shares his view of why ‘Apocalypse Now’ is the greatest film of all time. He expresses his appreciation for its technical achievement made without modern technology. Shot entirely on film, and produced under extraordinary risks, he believes it to be a film that could never be made today. He also reflects on the heavy effects this movie had on his father Martin Sheen.
Charlie Sheen on Steven Spielberg’s behind-the-scenes ambush
Charlie Sheen recounts the surreal moment he realized he had been interviewed by renowned filmmaker Steven Spielberg without even knowing it at the time. Sheen, who considers Spielberg the greatest filmmaker of our generation, recalls being completely stunned by the director’s unexpected on-set appearance.
Charlie Sheen: My ‘Wall Street’ contract was signed on a napkin
Charlie Sheen looks back on his challenging experience filming ‘Wall Street’, recalling the intense on-set pressure, grueling preparation, and his frustration with his own performance. He also shares a humorous story about a miscommunication with Tony Danza that unexpectedly pulled director Oliver Stone into the mix. Reflecting further, Sheen opens up about the deep sense of betrayal he felt when Stone broke a verbal agreement for ‘Born on the Fourth of July’ a role that ultimately went to Tom Cruise.
Charlie Sheen: Why I quit hiring prostitutes
Charlie Sheen opens up to Graham about the period in his life when he was involved with prostitutes and what ultimately made him decide to stop paying for sex. He recalls the adrenaline-fueled uncertainty of never knowing whether he was opening the door to a sex worker or to handcuffs, being a witness to the downfall of Heidi Fleiss, and expresses deep regret over being pressured into cooperating as a “rat” during the investigation.
Charlie Sheen reveals the gnarliest drug on Earth
Charlie Sheen reflects on the period when drugs and alcohol consumed his daily life. Sheen shares a period of time he took jobs for the purpose of funding his drinking and when his career became secondary, along with when he decided to quit drinking.
Charlie Sheen on domestic abuse allegation: Lacked maturity on both sides
Charlie Sheen opens up to Graham about the challenges of co-parenting his children while managing strained relationships with his ex-wives. He reflects on how every story has two sides—and that both deserve to be heard. Sheen also shares the story about his former friend Jane, who mysteriously disappeared from society without a trace.
Charlie Sheen on drug-induced sex, HIV diagnosis, false dementia claim
Charlie Sheen opens up about his HIV diagnosis, sharing the challenges he faced seeking treatment, coping with the news, and handling the media’s reaction. He reflects on the depression that followed and how he eventually found wins among what felt like a major loss.
Charlie Sheen on Drug Abuse: “It f*king felt great”
Charlie Sheen opens up about his struggles with addiction and his journey to sobriety. Sheen shares how he felt called to create his own personal recovery plan which became his path to progress. He shares how giving up alcohol allowed him to reconnect with his children and truly become a dad again.
Charlie Sheen: Embracing life and focusing on “needs,” not “wants”
Charlie Sheen shares with Graham one of the most important lessons he’s learned, that material possessions should not define who you are. He reflects on the relief he’s felt since scaling back financially and finding a healthier balance between what he wants and what he truly needs.
Charlie Sheen: Stepping Back Into Acting
Charlie Sheen shares his motivations and goals for the next chapter of his career, expressing hope that audiences will once again focus on his work. He talks about approaching this new phase with gratitude and a renewed sense of purpose, embracing open-minded aspirations for the future. Sheen also reflects on how past experiences have shaped him and the determined version of himself moving forward.
Charlie Sheen: Parents fled West L.A. after the Manson murders
Charlie Sheen takes Graham on a nostalgic walk through his childhood neighborhood of Point Dume in Malibu, where his early career first began filming movies with the neighborhood kids. He reflects on the deep gratitude he feels for growing up in such a close-knit community, the influence it had on shaping his early career, and the memorable people who were part of his formative years.
Charlie Sheen: Taking Non-Alcoholic Beer to the Big Leagues
Charlie Sheen shares the story behind co-founding his non-alcoholic beer, Wild AF, and the passion that drives the project. He reflects on how the idea came to life and the rewarding feeling he gets to be behind the scenes of something he truly believes in. Sheen also reveals his ambitious goal of making Wild AF the official non-alcoholic beer of Major League Baseball, a fitting blend of his love for innovation and his lifelong connection to the game.
Film or TV? Rapid fire with Charlie Sheen
Actor Charlie Sheen answers our rapid fire questions!
Charlie Sheen reveals the priceless MLB memorabilia he bought and sold
Charlie shares with Graham his lifelong love of baseball, reminiscing about how he’d jump at any chance to play even in the middle of filming. He proudly shows Graham one of his most treasured baseball collectibles collected over the years, while reflecting on a few prized items he wishes he’d never let go.
“I thought you were dead!” Charlie Sheen and Reggie Jackson reunite
We tag along with Charlie Sheen as he attends a book signing event in the Nashville area. Fans share how his work on ‘Two and a Half Men’ helped them overcome personal struggles and Sheen shares his view the show is even more popular now than when it first aired. Sheen also runs into Reggie Jackson, who worked together in the 1997 movie “Bad Day on the Block.”
Charlie Sheen: Full Interview
Actor Charlie Sheen, best known for his iconic roles in ‘Two and a Half Men,’ ‘Major League’ and ‘Wall Street,’ opens up about growing up in the spotlight as the son of Martin Sheen, flunking out of high school and the launch of his own acting career. He reflects on his lifelong love of baseball, his wild, drug-fueled years, and candidly discusses his experiences with substance abuse, prostitution, and HIV. Now clean, he’s looking forward to what comes next – on and off the screen.