Charlie Sheen Wants $10M Book Deal

Tell All

Updated Apr. 24, 2017 4:37PM EDT / Published Feb. 26, 2011 2:59AM EST

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Ever since CBS halted production on their hit TV comedy Two and a Half Men following star Charlie Sheen’s lengthy tirade against the show’s creator, Chuck Lorre, the Sheen rumor mill has gone into overdrive. First, Sheen alleged he was in talks with HBO for a show entitled Sheen’s Corner for a salary of $5 million per episode—a claim that proved false—now, Sheen is telling TMZ that he’s shopping a tell-all book about life on the set of Two and a Half Men and details of what led up to the breaking point, and wants at least $10 million for publishing rights. Sheen told TMZ he wants the world to know the truth about what happened, and his potential title for the tome is When the Laughter Stopped.

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Charlie Sheen Wants $10M Book Deal

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