Charlie Sheen no longer 'crazy'
Charlie sheen says he is not crazy "any more" and puts his erratic behaviour down to an "episode" in his life.
12 January 2012
The 46-year-old actor – who was fired from 'Two and a Half Men' last year because of his erratic behaviour and excessive partying – insists he plans to be "mellower" and has turned his back on his wild ways.
He said: "I'm not crazy anymore. That was an episode. I'm a different person than I was yesterday. Let's just say I have a mellower plan."
During his period of bizarre behaviour, Charlie became famous for over-using phrases such as "tigerblood" and "winning" but he now finds it strange when people shout these catchphrases to him.
He said: "I find it really strange now when someone comes up to me in the supermarket and says, 'Winning!' "
Charlie can next be seen in new TV show 'Anger Management' – in which he plays a therapist – and says he already "researched" the role because he has undergone similar therapy in the past.
He said: "I spent a year in anger management, so I already did my research."
The actor signed up for 'Anger Management' because he wanted a happy ending to his TV career following his departure from 'Two and a Half Men'.
He said: "I just didn’t want 'Two and a Half Men' to be my television legacy. I wanted to do something that ended better."
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