Charlie Sheen is not looking for a Hollywood “return”

As Charlie Sheen Reached the age of 60, he thinks deeply on his trip, his past and the new path he hopes to carve himself.

This new chapter for the actor “Two and a Half Men” comes with a feeling of reform as he seeks to return to Hollywood and redefine his heritage as an actor.

Meanwhile, his personal life continues to draw attention, especially since her two daughters take completely different paths in life.

On September 3, Sheen was 60 years old and he opened the way he felt in this new age, recognizing that he has already experienced more years that he had left it.

In a new interview, Sheen said he felt good in the place where he was in life, especially compared to the others in his age group.

“But I feel pretty good! Most guys my age, they usually have a back or knee.

Unlike his 1940s scandalous, when he was often caught in controversies, Sheen is now spending more time in a calm company, often meeting friends for coffee and enjoying a quieter life.

The calm and reflecting brilliance that we see today is far from the man he was in the past.

While speaking with People Magazine, he explained how he plans to dive into his dark past in his first memories, “The Book of Sheen”, and a Netflix documentary, “alias Charlie Sheen”, both which should be published on September 9 and 10.

“Most of my 1950s were devoted to apologies to people I hurt. I also didn’t want to write from a victim’s place. I was not, and I have everything I did. I finally tell the stories of the way they really happened,” he revealed.

Sheen recalled how his father, Martin Sheen, often took him as well as his brothers and sisters to film sets. After high school, he joined the family business, quickly landing roles in films like “Ferris Bueller“”who catapulted him to glory.

But fame came with temptations, sex, scandals and imprudent behavior that he admits that he was not prepared. He lived with the constant fear that everything disappears, so he gave himself up as much as he could.

“There was always this voice of doubt, that it was only a matter of time before everything disappears, so take advantage of it as warmly as possible,” said Sheen. And as its fame became more bright, its scandals too.

Sheen’s descending spiral culminated in 2011 when his dependence and his erratic behavior cost him his role on “two and a half men”. But in 2017, he changed his life, kissing sobriety and trying to be the kind of father that his children could admire.

Despite this, he admits that the most difficult part was to forgive himself. “Forgiveness is always an evolving thing,” he said, explaining that he always gets “shame shivers”, but he is progressing.

However, through all this, a passion has remained constant: his love to act because he reveals that he plans to be back on the screen. Far from seeing him as a simple “return”, Sheen considers this as a chance to rebuild his heritage according to his own conditions. In his words:

“”I don’t call it all a return. I call it a reset. I live just for the next moment, anyway.

After years of definition by scandals, the latest role as a major actor of Sheen was in 2017 in an episode of “Bookie”. Now he’s ready to recover his place in Hollywood.

Part of his reset means not to leave the distractions, like her recent confrontation with the neighbor Electra Schrock, who would have tried to strangle him and to vandalize his property, to derail his goal.

According to The Blast, Sheen chooses to rise above. An initiate noted that the former notorious sheen “has matured”, adding: “Charlie is happy and not stressed by the incident with his neighbor. He is confident in what the cops and the court have done so far.”