Overview
- The two-part film, aka Charlie Sheen, premiered on September 10 and quickly took the top spot on Germany’s Netflix film chart, overtaking The Thursday Murder Club.
- Sheen narrates his rise and public unraveling, addressing substance abuse, legal scandals, and his HIV diagnosis.
- Family members and former colleagues, including ex-wives Denise Richards and Brooke Mueller as well as Jon Cryer, contribute on-camera accounts.
- His memoir, The Book of Sheen, was published September 9 and recounts a missed appointment with daughter Sami on December 10, 2017 as the catalyst for quitting alcohol.
- In recent interviews, Sheen says he has maintained sobriety since 2017 and has practiced sexual abstinence over the same period.