

Charlie Sheen
Oct 6, 2025
Charlie Sheen, famed for his roles in classics like Platoon and Two and a Half Men, joins Conan O'Brien for a captivating chat. They dive into Sheen's debut memoir, reflecting on addiction and the industry's ups and downs. Charlie shares wild stories from his party years and recounts a tense moment when he intervened to help a woman in danger. The two discuss missed career opportunities, the impact of fentanyl, and their enduring friendship, spicing it up with some comedic banter over free Arby's food for life!
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Instant Comedic Rapport
- Charlie Sheen recounts first impressions and early rapport with Conan, emphasizing instant comedic connection.
- He and Conan shared rapid verbal rhythms that made their interactions feel effortless and playful.
From Teen Films To Gore Experiments
- Charlie describes making Super 8 films with famous friends and how Apocalypse Now changed their tone to violent, gore-focused shoots.
- He brought props home and began emulating FX makeup, shifting playful films into darker, blood-soaked experiments.
Armed To Help, Not Shoot
- Charlie shares a moment where he armed himself to help a woman trapped with a violent man and never had to shoot anyone.
- He emphasizes the danger he felt and relief that the situation ended without bloodshed.