Charlie Sheen’s life has been a Hollywood rollercoaster—equal parts brilliance and chaos. Rising to fame with Platoon and Wall Street, he became TV’s highest-paid actor for Two and a Half Men, embodying charisma and comedic timing. But his off-screen antics—drug binges, legal troubles, and that unforgettable “tiger blood” meltdown—turned him into a tabloid fixture. After public feuds and a career implosion, Sheen later revealed his HIV diagnosis and began a long road toward recovery and redemption. Today, he’s calmer, reflective, and occasionally self-deprecating—proof that even Hollywood’s wildest comets can find a way back to earth.