Charlie Sheen Filmography and Box Office Performance
Charlie Sheen has appeared in more than 50 feature films, with his highest grossing titles including Hot Shots! Full Throttle and the Platoon franchise. His combined worldwide box office gross across leading roles exceeds 1.5 billion dollars, according to public box office tracking sites. Major studios such as Warner Bros., Paramount Pictures, and New Line Cinema have distributed his films. Sheen's most recent theatrical release credits include supporting roles in independent and streaming-first features produced by companies like Netflix and Amazon Studios.
His early film work in the late 1980s included Platoon, Three Kings, and Hot Shots!, which established him as a leading man in action and comedy genres. Sheen's filmography spans R-rated comedies, war dramas, and thriller titles, with Rotten Tomatoes and Metacritic scores varying widely by project. Public data from the Motion Picture Association and studio earnings reports show that his top-grossing film remains Platoon, which earned over 138 million dollars domestically on a 6.5 million dollar budget.
Television Series and Streaming Availability
Two and a Half Men and Network Television
Sheen starred in Two and a Half Men on CBS from 2003 to 2011, earning a reported 1.8 million dollars per episode at his peak, making him the highest paid actor on television at the time. The series generated over 3 billion dollars in total revenue for Warner Bros. Television during its run. Public filings and network reports confirm the show aired 262 episodes across twelve seasons. Streaming rights for the series are currently held by Max and Paramount+, where the show remains available in HD.
Spin-Offs and Later Television Projects
Following his exit from Two and a Half Men, Sheen starred in the FX sitcom Anger Management, which ran for 100 episodes from 2012 to 2014. The series was produced by FX Productions and distributed by 20th Television. Public ratings data from Nielsen and streaming analytics show the show was one of the most watched cable series during its initial run. Sheen has not had a new scripted television series premiere since 2014, though he has made guest appearances and participated in documentary and reality formats for networks including A&E and Peacock.
Current Projects and Industry Standing
Recent Film and Voice Work
Sheen's most recent film credits include voice roles in animated features and supporting parts in direct-to-streaming movies released by studios such as Lionsgate and Saban Films. Public credits on IMDb and studio press releases list projects through 2