Sheen Sues Warner Bros., Lorre
Former Two and a Half Men star Charlie Sheen, who was booted from the show for his recent behavior, has filed a lawsuit against show creator Chuck Lorre and Warner Bros.
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Former Two and a Half Men star Charlie Sheen, who was booted from the show for his recent behavior, has filed a lawsuit against show creator Chuck Lorre and Warner Bros.
It's "One and a Half Men" -- at least for now. Charlie Sheen was officially sacked yesterday from his CBS sitcom. Warner Brothers Television fired Sheen and says no decision has been made on the show's future.
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