Charlie Sheen Biography

On himself:

“Most of my shit sounds like lies. But all my stories are true, and that’s the problem. They call me the last honest man in Hollywood. But I care what people think, we all do.”

“Maybe for me and my peers, we’ve gotten a lot of power too quickly. I’m not a celebrity. I don’t sing or dance, so I act.”

“I collect guns and shoot them regularly. It’s all purely recreational shooting. I believe in the right to bear arms.”

“My life might seem dull to some, it’s exciting to me. I’m finally able to enjoy a level of serenity that I’ve witnessed in other people, but never had myself.”

On booze:

“There was a time when I couldn’t leave the house until I’d smoked three joints, taken tranquillisers and drunk a bottle of Bourbon. This is my last chance to get things right.”

“I nearly died, which is about as bad as you can get.”

On his career:

“It’s hard to be specific about what parts I’ve lost. But ultimately, it’s what I’m known for.”

“All the public sees is the autograph signing and the sunglasses. They don’t see the 16-hour days, the last-minute re-writes and the hell that goes into movies.”