TV star Charlie Sheen has turned on his "Two And A Half Men" co-star Jon Cryer for not backing him during his war of words with the producers of the sitcom.
“You’re with me, or you’re with the trolls. Obviously he’s (Cryer) with the trolls,” Sheen retorted during a chat with E! News Tuesday. "Jon has not called me. He's a turncoat, a traitor, a troll. Clearly he's a troll... Is it gonna take me calling him a traitor, juvenile and scared for him to get it?"he added.
Sheen’s disappointed — To put it mildly… — in Cryer for not getting in touch with him after the remaining episodes of the current Men season were axed following Charlie’s “health emergency” last month.
He told news show Access Hollywood, “I called him and he said, ‘I’m sorry bro, I’ve got, like, six calls on hold in front of you…’ and after, like, 30 minutes I was like, ‘To hell with this guy…’ He put me on forget,” he said.
CBS has not announced whether or not it will greenlight a ninth season of Two and A Half Men, but John Stamos and Rob Lowe are the actors reportedly being courted to replace the ousted Sheen, if the show warrants a pickup.
After a hotel meltdown, an alleged drug overdose, and a 10-day media blitz blasting show bosses, Sheen was formally terminated from his role as hedonistic jingle writer Charlie Harper on TV’s Two and A Half Men. Being the beacon of good judgement that he is, naturally, Charlie’s taking his anger out on an appropriate target (NOT!): His former co-star on the CBS sitcom.
“You’re with me, or you’re with the trolls. Obviously he’s (Cryer) with the trolls,” Sheen retorted during a chat with E! News Tuesday. "Jon has not called me. He's a turncoat, a traitor, a troll. Clearly he's a troll... Is it gonna take me calling him a traitor, juvenile and scared for him to get it?"he added.Sheen’s disappointed — To put it mildly… — in Cryer for not getting in touch with him after the remaining episodes of the current Men season were axed following Charlie’s “health emergency” last month.
He told news show Access Hollywood, “I called him and he said, ‘I’m sorry bro, I’ve got, like, six calls on hold in front of you…’ and after, like, 30 minutes I was like, ‘To hell with this guy…’ He put me on forget,” he said.
CBS has not announced whether or not it will greenlight a ninth season of Two and A Half Men, but John Stamos and Rob Lowe are the actors reportedly being courted to replace the ousted Sheen, if the show warrants a pickup.
After a hotel meltdown, an alleged drug overdose, and a 10-day media blitz blasting show bosses, Sheen was formally terminated from his role as hedonistic jingle writer Charlie Harper on TV’s Two and A Half Men. Being the beacon of good judgement that he is, naturally, Charlie’s taking his anger out on an appropriate target (NOT!): His former co-star on the CBS sitcom.
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