Charlie Sheen’s recent claims that he is in negotiations with Warner Brother Television to put him back in his show Two and a Half Men have been rejected by the network.
Charlie Sheen was sacked from the hit CBS show following revelations about his private life. He was formerly the highest paid actor on US TV.
Sheen recently told a Boston radio station that he and Warner Brother Television were in ongoing talks about his return to the show and said he was 85 per cent sure he would make a comeback.
However, a letter from Warner Brothers’ lawyers to Sheen’s legal team dismissed the claims as ‘false’ and reiterated that there would be no talks in the future.
Sheen’s lawyer, Marty Singer, told The Hollywood Reporter: ‘That’s ridiculous. There absolutely have been discussions.
‘As late as this Tuesday there have been discussions about Charlie coming back and everyone was involved.’
There has been an ongoing lawsuit, £61 million, against Warner Brothers and the executive producer of Two and a Half Men and he also claims his profits have been withheld.
His recent stage show in Toronto, Canada, left paying customers confused as it ended with Sheen toasting the ashes of an audience member’s dead husband and an incomprehensible video of Snoop Dogg rapping.
