After a series of vocal battles publicly in the last few weeks between Charlie Sheen, Two and a Half Men co-creator Chuck Lorre and CBS, Warner Bros. - the much expected thing has finally been announced. Warner Bros. have officially announced that they have fired Charlie Sheen from the hit CBS show "Two and a Half Men."
Warner Bros. said that after careful consideration they decided to terminate Charlie Sheen's services in "Two and Half Men" with immediate effect. As it is the production of the show had stopped in late January after executives from CBS and Warner Bros. confronted Sheen about his personal life.
Sheen had been involved in drugs, sex issues, messy divorces, abusing women violently, rehab visits in his colorful and lost life over the last two decades. Although Sheen has been busy in a ridiculously messy life, his career has always been great. He is the highest paid actor in television and earns about $2 million per episode.
Earlier CBS and Warner Bros. didn't have issues with Charlie Sheen's private life but lately Sheen became critical of Lorre, Warner Bros. and CBS. He ridiculed all of them publicly. He was planning to sue Warner Bros. to get money for the rest of his contract.
CBS and Warner Bros. didn't tell if they will continue with Two and a Half Men without Charlie Sheen. As it is without Charlie Sheen the show is almost done with.
decided to check into a rehab facility, which has not been disclosed as yet. The production of his hit show on CBS "
" has been stopped due to his condition.
is an American comedy series which is aired on CBS since 2003 in which Charlie is a jingle writer who lives with his brother and his growing son. It is one of most popular series watched by viewers from its very first season. This is why CBS is quite concerned about Charlie Sheen's health and will not start work till he recovers.