Charlie Sheen

Charlie Sheen

American movie star known for such films as Hot Shots!, Wall Street and Platoon, Charlie Sheen was born as the youngest son of Martin Sheen in 1965. Charlie Sheen has made new records as the highest-paid actor in television (at $ 1.8 m in an episode of ' Two and a Half Men ') as well as up to 1 m followers on Twitter in the fastest time, mostly because his comments apparently crazy in a series of interviews. Charlie has stated that ' people can't handle me with a normal brain ', he consumed the drug ' Charlie Sheen ', and that ' tiger blood running in my veins '.

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