More details about Charlie SheenThe past were discovered thanks to their Netflix documentary!

The actor, once is infamously known for his stranger boy life, tormented in detail life, career and the fight against addiction to the documents "Aka Charlie Sheen". Those who were witnesses in their tall and threads were reflected in their time together, including the former "two and a half men" former.

Jon Cryer addressed their time on HIT CBS Sitcom, revealing that he was a leading role with Charlie Sheen, this was a salary for the latter considerably greater than his. Why? Because his volatile lifestyle allegedly kept Shourunners on the toes, making them desperate to keep the shine of happy.

During his career height, Sheen was invited as the highest paid actor on television thanks to his success on CBS Sitcom. Charlie Harper was ported on a series, next to Cryina water leading roles as Alan Harper.

Despite the main stars of the program, Sheen walked home with nearly $ 2 million per episode, while Cryer made at least two-thirds less than that. His income did not improve until the unassign exit of his former star in 2011. years, when his salary was moving to $ 620,000 per episode.

Cryer addressed his thoughts on why CBS paid the gloss with a mass sum, comparing it to the late Supreme Ruler of North Korea, Kim Jong-Il. He claimed that the other countries were afraid of the deceased politician and "shovel of money" to keep peace.

"Well, that happened here. The negotiations went from the chart, because his life was falling apart. I, whose life was quite good at the time," Cryer claimed the documentary, by Page six.

Showrunners kicked Sheen with "two and a half men" series in 2011. years when he criticized Sitcom Creator, Chuck Lorr. His wrong conduct also became too much for them to handle, together with Sheen's claims that they were underwritten.

After embarrassing output, Sheen replaced Ashton Kutcher, who supposedly earned more than Crker. While the salary of the wings increased to $ 620,000, Kutcher earned $ 700,000 per episode.

Before Kuccher joined the list, Denise Richards, Sheen's second ex-wife would claim Sitcom manufacturers to contact his partner's welfare. She visited the moment in Sheen's home in which Cryer was shocked as she offered to make sandwiches for "two or three whores".

Early this month, Sheen admitted in the title story People If he had not contacted Cryer to participate in the documentary. He claimed that he could not reach his former star because "did not have the right number."

On that note, the director of the documentary was called by Cryer to participate in the project. Sheen claimed that he watched acting compassionate and insightful comments about their past, noting that he wrote a message thanks to him in words, but did not receive an answer.

Sheen stressed that he believed he had the wrong number, because Cryer was not a guy to ignore his message. However, he noted that Cryer had several reasons to upset because of him because his fight against addiction influenced his life and career, especially inherent paths of their Sitcom.

In front of his documentary premiere, Explosion He shared that Sheen opened his sexual interest in men. He claimed that he initially enjoyed conducting time with women and never considered the same sex until he burst into the crack.

Sheen explained that the illegal substance caused his interest in men, noting that he did not immediately accept this part of himself. Whenever he wasn't on drugs, he would be wondering, "Where is that from? ... Why did that happen?"

In the end, Sheen stopped questioning his interest in men and came to enjoy the satisfaction they followed these relationships. He described some of these meetings as "strange" and other "F-cking fun."