Actor says reconnecting with fans through a reunion would be a “gift”—while revisiting his darkest days and sobriety journey.

A Dealer’s Cameo, A Sobering Perspective

September 5, 2025: In his upcoming Netflix documentary aka Charlie Sheen, the actor takes an unfiltered look at the highs and lows of his life, including a remarkable appearance by his former drug dealer, Marco. Though not a traditional source of redemption, Sheen’s inclusion of that person signals a raw honesty—a willingness to confront every aspect of his past in the name of growth and healing. It’s a bold move that underscores his newfound clarity after years of addiction and chaos.

“Not a Comeback — A Reset”

Now celebrating eight years of sobriety, Sheen describes his current chapter as more of a reset than a comeback. The documentary, along with his memoir The Book of Sheen, serves as a platform to candidly own every mistake—not with victimhood, but with accountability. Interweaving interviews with family, exes, former colleagues, and yes, his drug dealer, Sheen traces his journey from self-destruction to redemption, stressing that he made those choices and now stands by the truth.

“It Would Be a Gift to the Fans”

Amid this introspective narrative, Sheen also opens the door to a long-anticipated reunion. He’s publicly expressed interest in reconnecting with Two and a Half Men co-star Jon Cryer, asking him to “DM me your new number,” and emphasizing a desire to offer closure and gratitude to fans: “It would be a gift to the fans.” Cryer contributed to the documentary, but the two still haven’t spoken directly—partly due to contact details being outdated.

A Transcendent Reckoning

At 60, Sheen is stepping into a moment defined not by scandal but by self-reflection. By embracing vulnerability—whether through candid documentary moments or heartfelt outreach to old colleagues—he’s rewriting the narrative. The documentary and memoir aim not to erase his past, but to own it with unflinching clarity, forgiveness, and a commitment to truth.