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Charlie Sheen Biography
Actor. Born Carlos Irwin Estevez (billed as Charlie Sheen), on September 3, 1965, in New York City. The son of Janet and veteran actor Ramon Estevez (professionally known as Martin Sheen), he and his siblings, Ramon Jr., Emilio, and Renee, were all encouraged to pursue acting careers. Charlie Sheen made his acting debut at the age of nine, as an extra in the renowned TV film The Execution of Private Slovik (1974), which starred his father. As a teen, he produced and directed a slew of low-budget film shorts with childhood friends and future stars Rob Lowe and Sean Penn.
A somewhat lackadaisical student, Sheen was expelled from Santa Monica High School a few weeks shy of receiving his diploma. He focused instead on his desire to act, seeking out and landing a role in the never-released horror film Grizzly II: The Predator (1984). Later that year, Sheen made his adult cinematic debut in the Soviet invasion thriller Red Dawn.
After a handful of TV movies, Charlie Sheen landed the breakthrough role of his career in Oliver Stone’s autobiographical war drama Platoon (1986). He earned kudos for his brutally realistic portrayal of a young soldier's tour of duty in Vietnam, while the film won four Oscars, including Best Picture. The following year, Sheen costarred in Stone’s Wall Street as the ruthless protégé Bud Fox, who is seduced by the wealth and power of corporate raider Gordon Gekko (played by Michael Douglas).
As part of an ensemble that included John Cusack, Christopher Lloyd, and D.B. Sweeney, Sheen gave a notable performance in John Sayles’ gripping account of the 1919 “Black Sox” baseball scandal Eight Men Out (1988). After starring in the 1990 action films Navy SEALS and The Rookie, he showcased his flair for comedy in the mindlessly entertaining spoof Hot Shots (1991). In 1993, Sheen reprised his role as maverick air force pilot Topper Harley in the equally successful sequel Hot Shots! Part Deux.
In the late 1990s, Charlie Sheen formed a production company with Brett Michaels (former lead singer of the heavy metal band Poison). Directed by Michaels and starring Sheen, the two collaborated on the TV film No Code of Conduct (1998). In 2000, Sheen and his brother Emilio headlined the controversial biopic Rated X. Based on the life of porn industry pioneers Jim and Artie Mitchell, the film was screened at the Sundance Film Festival and later premiered on cable TV’s Showtime Network. Also in 2000, Sheen replaced Michael J. Fox as deputy mayor on the hit sitcom Spin City. In 2003, he starred in the panned horror spoof Scary Movie 3 for director David Zucker. Sheen is currently starring as beleaguered bachelor Charlie Harper on the CBS sitcom Two and a Half Men.
Notorious for his recurrent battles with drugs and alcohol, Sheen was again the subject of negative publicity when he served as the star witness in the 1995 trial of Hollywood madam Heidi Fleiss. He confessed to spending an excess of $50,000 to purchase sexual services from 27 different prostitutes. The following year, Sheen was arrested and charged with the assault of former girlfriend Brittany Ashland. Pleading no contest to the battery, he received a suspended sentence and two years of probation.

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Carlos Irwin Estevez (born September 3, 1965), better known by his stage name Charlie Sheen, is an American film and television actor. He is the youngest son of actor Martin Sheen. 

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Denise Richards: Still Battling Charlie Sheen in Court

Joined by her father Irv, Denise Richards was spotted leaving a Los Angeles, California courthouse Monday afternoon following another frustrating day of battling her ex-husband Charlie Sheen over custody of their two daughters.

According to Sheen’s attorney Fern Wender, the “Hot Shots” actor seems to be coming out on top, having retained his visitation rights with the girls. “We are very happy. The commissioner denied the majority of [Richard’s] motion. Charlie is thrilled with the result.”

Sheen’s publicist added, “Charlie only wants what is best for his young children. It is unfortunate that Richards and her attorney are trying to create a media circus to help her promote her reality television series.”

But Denise’s lawman Neal Hersh reported that his client was also pleased with the results, saying, “We are very pleased the judge took the time. We are very pleased. Denise will implement these orders and hopes Charlie will implement them. [Denise is] happy with the result. It’s all about the kids.”

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Denise Richards back in court saying there’s a serious issue in Charlie Sheen’s house

Denise Richards went to court Thursday, with her attorney, to ask the judge for an emergency order to restrain Charlie Sheen from their two children.

Denise, her attorney, and the judge had a closed emergency hearing today.

Apparently, Denise told the judge that there’s a serious issue in Sheen’s house that could have a bad impact on the kids. Supposedly, a “psychological impact” - so Denise wants a psychologist to evaluate things.
Hmm, like having camera crews around your children all the time for the sake of your Reality TV show?

Neal Hersh, the attorney for Richards said, “These are serious issues regarding the children. I would hope we will be graced by Charlie Sheen’s presence in court on Monday — if he takes these matters seriously regarding his children, like Denise does.”

Marty Singer, Charlie Sheen’s lawyer, tells TMZ the judge made it clear she would deny Hersh’s motion and only then did Hersh ask to withdraw his legal papers so he could re-file with a different judge on Monday.

Hersh, “It is true that Judge Steinberg did not grant the emergency orders requested by Ms. Richards today. However, Judge Steinberg realized that Judge Silberman, who is on vacation, has more knowledge regarding the issues present in this case and therefore decided to defer a decision on the issues presented.

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