Charlie Sheen Settles for $100 Million

Charlie Sheen has reportedly settled with Warner Bros. for $100 million.

The actor - who launched a multi-million dollar legal battle against the
studio and 'Two and a Half Men' creator Chuck Lorre after he was fired
from the sitcom earlier this year for problems in his private life and
personal attacks against Chuck - is set to immediately receive $25
million in the next two weeks.

The instant payment is thought to represent the wages owed to him for
the work he already performed on the series and the profits that have
been generated following his appearances on the show.

Charlie - who previously referred to Chuck as a "clown" - is set to
receive a total of $100 million from the settlement in syndication
profits from the sitcom over the next seven to 10 years, according to
TMZ.com.

The 46-year-old star issued a heartfelt good luck message to his former
'Two and a Half Men' colleagues and new star Ashton Kutcher on Sunday
(18.09.11) at the Primetime Emmy Awards.

He told the crowd at the ceremony in Los Angeles: "I want to take a
moment to get something off my chest and say a few words to everybody
here from 'Two and a Half Men'.

"From the bottom of my heart I wish you nothing but the best for this
upcoming season. We spent eight wonderful years together ... and I know
you will continue to make great television."

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