Charlie Sheen

Born on September 3, 1964 n New York City, Carlos Irwin Estevez or Charlie Sheen is the son of Martin Sheen and Janet Sheen both players in the art world. At a very young age, Charlie was interested in his father's career and when he was nine he was given a part in The Execution of Private Slovik (1974). He was with his father in 1979 on the set of Apocalypse Now.
Charlie loved acting and baseball in school and with Rob Lowe and Sean Penn he produced several amateur Super-8 films. His love of baseball would later influence movie roles, but his actual success on the baseball field did not move into the classroom. Just a few weeks before graduating, Charlie was expelled from high school due to poor grade and attendance.
He pursued acting roles after high Scholl and his first major role was in Red Dawn in 1984. He then played in TV movies and low-profile releases. In 1986 he starred in Platoon and drew rave reviews for his acting. After Platoon Sheen was in Wall Street (1987) with his father Martin Sheen. He worked in the 1980s and 90s in movies that included Young Guns in 1988, Major League in 1989 and Hot Shots! In 1991.
His partying and drug use began to play against him and he was charged with a misdemeanor after beating his girlfriend. In 1998 Sheen was hospitalized in Thousand Oaks, California after a drug overdose. In 2000 Sheen was sober and replaced Michael J. Fox on Spin City. He starred in Two and a Half Men in 2003 and his career was again on the upswing. In 2012 he was the star in Anger Management.
His personal life was terrible, however. He married Denise Richards who played alongside him in Good Advice in 2001. Their marriage did not last long and in 2006 they divorced. Sheen was married to Donna Peele on September 1995 until November 1996. He then married Denise Richards from June 2002 to November 2006. They have two daughters. Married Brooke Mueller on May 2008 until May 2011. They divorced but have two children.