Extra particulars about Charlie Sheen‘s previous have been unveiled due to his Netflix documentary!

The actor, as soon as infamously recognized for his get together boy way of life, detailed his life, profession, and dependancy struggles within the docuseries “aka Charlie Sheen.” Those that witnessed him at his highs and lows mirrored on their time collectively, together with a former co-star from “Two and a Half Males.”

Jon Cryer addressed their time on the hit CBS sitcom, revealing that regardless of having a co-leading function with Charlie Sheen, the latter’s pay was considerably greater than his. Why? As a result of his unstable way of life allegedly stored showrunners on their toes, making them determined to maintain Sheen comfortable.

Through the peak of his profession, Sheen was hailed because the highest-paid actor on tv due to his success on the CBS sitcom. He portrayed Charlie Harper on the collection, subsequent to Cryer’s co-leading function as Alan Harper.

Regardless of being the principle stars of this system, Sheen walked dwelling with almost $2 million per episode, whereas Cryer made at the least two-thirds lower than that. His earnings didn’t enhance till his former co-star’s disgraceful exit in 2011, when his wage skyrocketed to $620,000 per episode.

Cryer addressed his ideas on why CBS paid Sheen an enormous sum on the time, evaluating him to North Korea’s late supreme ruler, Kim Jong-il. He claimed different nations feared the deceased politician and “would shovel cash at him” to maintain the peace.

“Effectively, that is what occurred right here. [Sheen’s] negotiations went off the charts as a result of his life was falling aside. Me, whose life was fairly good at the moment, I bought a 3rd of that,” Cryer claimed within the documentary, per Web page Six.

Showrunners kicked Sheen off the “Two and a Half Males” collection in 2011 when he publicly criticized the sitcom’s creator, Chuck Lorre. His erratic conduct had additionally turn into an excessive amount of for them to deal with, coupled with Sheen’s claims of being underpaid.

Following his disgraceful exit, Sheen was changed by Ashton Kutcher, who reportedly earned greater than Cryer. Whereas Cryer’s wage was elevated to $620,000, Kutcher made $700,000 per episode.

Earlier than Kutcher joined the forged, Denise Richards, Sheen’s second ex-wife, claimed the sitcom’s producers would contact her about her accomplice’s well-being. She recalled a second in Sheen’s dwelling the place Cryer was shocked when she supplied to make sandwiches for “two or three hookers” current.

Early this month, Sheen confessed in a canopy story for PEOPLE that he didn’t contact Cryer to take part within the documentary. He claimed he couldn’t attain his former co-star as a result of he “did not have the precise quantity.”

On that observe, the documentary’s director invited Cryer to take part within the mission. Sheen claimed he watched the actor’s compassionate and insightful feedback about their previous, noting that he wrote a message thanking him for his phrases however didn’t obtain a response.

Sheen harassed that he believed he had the mistaken quantity as a result of Cryer wasn’t the kind to disregard his message. Nonetheless, he famous Cryer had a number of causes to be upset with him as his dependancy struggles affected his life and profession negatively, notably their sitcom’s trajectory.

Forward of his documentary premiere, The Blast shared that Sheen had opened up about his sexual curiosity in males. He claimed he initially loved spending time with girls and by no means thought-about the identical intercourse till he dabbled in crack.

Sheen defined that the illicit substance sparked his curiosity in males, noting he didn’t instantly settle for this a part of himself. At any time when he was not on the drug, he would marvel, “The place did that come from?… Why did that occur?”

Ultimately, Sheen stopped questioning his curiosity in males and got here to benefit from the pleasure that accompanied these relationships. He described a few of these encounters as “bizarre” and others “f-cking enjoyable.”