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AKA Charlie Sheen.
It was really interesting. Charlie Sheen like all the Sheens/Esteves have been a part of movies for pretty much as long as I have been conscious of the existence of movies.
It starts with illustrating about how he and his siblings spent a year on the set of Apocalypse Now, and it gets more wild from there.
I have always been indifferent to Charlie Sheen, he has been in a number of movies I love but very much like Tom Cruise that was I despite of him being in the movie. I am a huge Martin Sheen fan.
With that said, this documentary is really engrossing. The dude has had a wild reckless life and he has consumed huge amounts of drugs that would have killed ten other people. It was wild how honestly many of the people told their part of Sheen’s story and the most impressive one was Denise Richards.
I didn’t real know anything about her, other than how gorgeous she is on screen, but she is alright and a really tough person. As someone how has to live with an addict I really connected with what she said.