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Charlie Sheen is the son of Martin Sheen, brother of Emilio Estevez and a famous TV and movie actor whose career began in the 1980s. His major roles in the 1980s were in Platoon and Wall Street, for which he garnered good reviews and which kick started his career. He is also well-known for his comedic roles in movies such as Hot Shots! and Major League movies. His TV roles include Spin City and Two and a Half Men for which he received the highest pay ever for a TV show, until he was fired from his role due to personal problems.

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Here you can learn about the movies Charlie Sheen acted in. You can see the names of the movies, their budget, years of release and the money gained from the screening of the certain movie. It is always interesting to know.

Movies & Videos	Budget	Year	Opening weekend	US box Office
Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps - Bud Fox (uncredited)	$70M	2010	$19M	$52.5M
Foodfight! - Dex Dogtective (voice)	$65M	2009
Due Date - Charlie Harper	$65M	2010	$32.7M	$100M
Terminal Velocity - Richard 'Ditch' Brodie	$50M	1994		$16.5M
The Big Bounce - Bob Rogers, Jr.	$50M	2004	$3.34M	$6.47M
Scary Movie 3 - Tom	$45M	2003	$48.1M	$110M
Scary Movie 4 - Tom Logan (uncredited)	$45M	2006	$40.2M	$90.7M
Shadow Conspiracy - Bobby Bishop	$45M	1997	$1.37M	$2.15M
Free Money - Bud Dyerson (as Charles Sheen)	$30M	1998
The Three Musketeers - Aramis	$30M	1993		$53.9M
Money Talks - James Russell	$25M	1997	$10.7M	$41.1M
The Arrival - Zane Zaminsky	$25M	1996	$184K	$14M
Wall Street - Bud Fox	$15M	1987		$43.8M
Young Guns - Richard 'Dick' Brewer	$13M	1988		$44.7M
Being John Malkovich - Charlie	$13M	1999	$638K	$22.9M
No Code of Conduct - Jake Peterson (as Charles Sheen), Executive Producer, Writer (written by) (as Charles Sheen)	$12M	1998
Major League - Ricky Vaughn	$11M	1989		$49.8M
Deadfall - Morgan "Fats" Gripp	$10M	1993
Loaded Weapon 1 - Valet	$8.2M	1993		$28M
Eight Men Out - Oscar 'Hap' Felsch	$6M	1988		$5.68M