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LOS ANGELES (TheWrap.com) - Charlie Sheen seems to play well is finished with his former bosses.
Ousted "Two and a Half Men" star, who is preparing for its small-screen adaptation of Jack Nicholson in "Anger Management" movie, took a few shots to show up again in Los Angeles on Thursday, saying which is "extremely disappointed" the direction of "Two and a Half Men" took from his banishment, TMZ reported.
Asked about the slide show estimates made since eye-popping numbers first season, Sheen offered, "People are not stupid, you know? Not all of them. "
Ousted "Two and a Half Men" star, who is preparing for its small-screen adaptation of Jack Nicholson in "Anger Management" movie, took a few shots to show up again in Los Angeles on Thursday, saying which is "extremely disappointed" the direction of "Two and a Half Men" took from his banishment, TMZ reported.
Asked about the slide show estimates made since eye-popping numbers first season, Sheen offered, "People are not stupid, you know? Not all of them. "
Sheen has been critical of his replacement, Ashton Kutcher, who plays crushed Internet billionaire Walden Schmidt on the show.
"He's doing his best," Sheen offered. "I do not think that the role is cursed, but I am very disappointed with the way it is handling what I missed."
After a very public, very ugly war of words with "Two and a Half Men" producer Chuck Lorre Executive, struck a conciliatory tone in Sheen Emmys this year, below the stage and wants his old cronies "Nothing that the best "with the show recently.
"From my heart, I wish you nothing but the best for the coming season. We spent eight wonderful years together and I know you will continue to make great television," said Sheen.
Two weeks later, in late September, Sheen settled its dispute with Lorre and Warner Bros. Television. TheWrap as reported at the time, Sheen received $ 25 million in the case, even though it consists mainly of fund payments had already filmed episodes. (Sheen was seeking $ 100 million in the suit.)
The good news for CBS? Charlie is a big fan of the comedy "Rules of Engagement". This series has had strong results in its first season on Thursday, and apparently, Sheen was among the spectators.
"Anyone taking the premiere of" Rules of Engagement "last night?" Sheen tweeted on Friday. "I'm happy again! Hat off a boy Tom Hertz, cast and crew. CBS Great show!"
Maybe he was trying to do, "Two and a Half Men" jealous?
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