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Martin Sheen Takes on 'Ghosts of Hiroshima' Narration at 85, Continues Lifelong Activism

Under James Cameron’s direction, he has finished recording the audiobook ahead of its planned adaptation.

Overview

  • Sheen has completed the audiobook narration for Charles Pellegrino’s 'Ghosts of Hiroshima' at James Cameron’s invitation.
  • He currently balances high-profile acting work with persistent protest actions, reflecting an 85-year career spanning stage, film, and television.
  • His street demonstrations since the 1980s have resulted in approximately 60 arrests for civil disobedience on environmental and human rights issues.
  • The Sea Shepherd Conservation Society named a vessel after Sheen in recognition of his marine conservation advocacy.
  • Sheen first rose to prominence as Capt. Benjamin Willard in 'Apocalypse Now' and later won acclaim as President Jed Bartlet on 'The West Wing'.