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Charlie Sheen has been a controversial figure in the entertainment world. Known for his charismatic on-screen presence, he has starred in a slew of successful television and film roles, but when it comes to his personal life, it is far more complex, often overshadowing his professional trajectory.
Despite a strong kickstart in the late 1980s, his career took a drastic turn when he exitedTwo and a Half Men. Since then, he has faced numerous challenges, including legal troubles that significantly impacted his fame. Given that he has a history of erratic behavior which was widely documented, he got candid about it in an old interview, providing a blunt response.
Charlie Sheen Got Candid About His Anger Management Issues
Charlie Sheenis undoubtedly a great actor who has proven his mettle with his critically acclaimed performances in dramas likePlatoonandWall Street.These 80s dramas showcased his versatility, as he can pull off both intense and nuanced roles.
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However, it was his work in comedies that brought him wider recognition. Not to forget, his well-acclaimed Charlie Harper role inTwo and a Half Menwas what cemented him as a television star.
But, when it comes to his personal life, it has been surrounded by controversies quite consistently. Back in a 2016 interview withThe Guardian, he expressed his thoughts on the issue of anger management, while also throwing light on the public perception of his mental health.
He considered himself a‘passionate’person, rather than an angry one, seemingly suggesting that he is often misinterpreted. He added,“People tell me I’m bipolar and I’m like, go f–k yourself.”
Despite his blunt attitude towards his anger management issues, he insisted that he has shifted his focus on improving his overall well-being while taking care of his family.
Charlie Sheen Reflected on Getting Diagnosed With Bipolar Disorder
The well-known personality has a slew of controversies that have often stolen the spotlight. His battle with substance abuse has widely been covered in the media, which led to stints in rehab and legal troubles.
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His erratic behavior also garnered major headlines, particularly in 2011. Back in 2016, he reflected on his“manic”episodes on The Dr. Oz Show viaPEOPLEstating that he was“diagnosed”with bipolar disorder.
The majority of, in my experience with the manic behavior is usually in the throes of deep partying, deep substance abuse and drinking. It doesn’t really happen when I’m not doing that, it has never really reared its head.
As for what he thought about those episodes, he reflected,“They’ve always seemed normal to me. That’s as honest as I can be. I’ve just accepted it as part of my make-up.”
Although Sheen has long struggled with addiction, he is now enjoying a healthier life. The actor has been sober forover six yearsand is focusing on his family, who have played a significant role in his commitment to staying sober.
Two and a Half Menis available to stream on Peacock.
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