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Charlie Sheen The history of substance abuse dates back decades.
The 60-year-old Scene recalls his addiction journey and how his famous family organized an intervention in the new Netflix documentary, “aka Charlie Sheen,” in the early 90s.
“Two and a half men” actor Remember, you received an invitation to celebrate his father, Martin Sheen’s 50th birthday. Arrived solely for his own intervention, including Pep talk from Clint Eastwood.
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Clint Eastwood, a co-star in Charlie Sheen’s “Rookie,” helped persuade him to go to rehabilitation in the 90s. (Ron Galella, Ltd.)
“I’m invited to my dad’s birthday party,” Sheen said in the docusary. People Magazine.
“I think mom called me: “Dad has something to do, so we have to do it early,” she says, “We’re thinking 9:00.” I’m “Am?” She looks like “Yes.” ”
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“Major League” actor “She takes me home, looking for balloons, cakes and funny hats.
Sheen said the group was a “strange mix” and included a yoga instructor, his seventh grade history teacher. Robrowand his brother.
Rob Lowe and Charlie Sheen have been friends for years and grew up together in the entertainment industry. (L. Cohen/Wire Image)
His longtime friend, Sean Penn, did not attend. Penn said in the docusary that he “never involved in these interventions” due to his own personal struggles.
“I wasn’t walking my perfect trail in some ways,” Penn said.
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Sheen remembered staying quiet mostly during the “emotional” days when his friends and family read the letters.
Charlie Sheen and Clint Eastwood helped out with the police procedure “rookie” in 1990. (Murray Close/Sigma/Sigma)
“There’s a lot to process,” he said. “I’ve heard of these things, but I’ve never been this close to intervention.” Sheen demanded that he consider moving away from the group and entering treatment, but said, “No. This is the decision we made for you and the decision that has to happen today.” ”
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He added that “If I agree to this, I can probably make plans somewhere far from here, just to get out of this situation.”
Sheen was deeply pondering how to avoid receiving treatment until her dad left the office and said, “There are people who want to talk to you.”
“Platoon” star I called in anticipation of family and knew exactly who was talking to him the second person he heard the tone.
Charlie Sheen detailed his drinking journey in the new Netflix docusary, aka Charlie Sheen. (Michael Buckner)
“It’s a very recognizable and very globally familiar voice,” he said. “That’s Clint.”
He added, “[Clint] “You have to bring the train back to the tracks, kids… you’re worth saving.” It was really powerful. I thanked him, returned the phone to my dad and said, “It’s okay, let’s go.” ”
The scene finally became beautiful in 2017. “You need to be happy,” he told People Magazine. “I’ll keep it [mental list] If you want to have a drink, the worst, most shameful thing I’ve done, you can see it in your head. ”
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