There are very few celebrities who have had a life like Charlie Sheen. We think we know how he led his life, but I am sure we don’t. In September, he is going to share his journey with us in his memoir, The Book of Sheen.
Of all the Hollywood bad boys in history, Charlie Sheen might be the baddest of them all. Now nearly eight years sober, for the first time, and in his own words, Charlie—who wrote the book himself—will truly tell all. He writes of his childhood on film sets with his father Martin Sheen, to his teen years making home movies with the Penn brothers, to early fame with roles in Platoon, Wall Street, and Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, to his breakout sitcom role on Spin City, and his controversy-riddled time coping with the chaos of divorces and drugs on the set of Two and a Half Men. Charlie Sheen should not be alive to tell these stories.
But he is alive and he is telling those stories, and I can’t wait to read them on September 9th. That is why I am pre-ordering the autobiography now!
BTW How awesome would it be if he had Chuck Lorre write the last page like it was one of his Vanity Cards?
