Charlie Sheen’s quit from a TV show “Two and a Half Men

Charlie Sheen a famous actor has been fired from the hit US sitcom “Two and a Half Men” by Warner Bros Television.

According to the studio report it had acted after “cautious thought”. The news appears during that time when an anger of US media reports about Sheen’s contentious personal life. A spokesman for Warner Bros told that no conclusion has been taken on the future of television episodes.

Charlie Sheen, the uppermost remunerated actor on US television, has also showed in the films including Wall Street and Platoon. Production of Two and a Half Men had been hanged since late January after Sheen, the son of Hollywood actor Martin Sheen, go into heal for reported drug and alcohol exploitation. The sitcom is very much liked series on the CBS television network.

Warner Bros told in a message "After a very vigilant conclusion, Warner Bros Television has ended Charlie Sheen's services on Two and a Half Men without delayed.

When quoted by the Associated Press news agency if he would file a suit, Sheen replied through a written message with the word "big". He added his next step would be a "bigger one". Talking to the celebrity website TMZ, he said, this is very excellent news.

In late February, the production on Two and a Half Men was formally closed down when the 45-year-old actor snubbed Chuck Lorre, the show's maker and co-creator, in various interviews.

The actor had signed an agreement with Warner Bros which would be applicable till 2012 television season giving him with US$ 2million per episode. But last week Sheen said he was being earned too short and insisted a raise up to US$ 3m per episode.

Over the recent couple of weeks, Sheen has shown a chain of frequent annoy, confusing media interviews. He persists he is without drug after going through treatment in January. The actor was admitted to hospital in Los Angeles with harsh abdominal pains before entering rehab.

His third wife Brooke Mueller filed a case for divorce due to conflicting clashes. In the mean time, early in the morning Sheen had posted a message on Twitter to sarch for an intern to help him in his work. The tweet, posted earlier to Warner Bros's declaration, was a paid-for approval from the Internships.com.

Sheen message was I'm searching to appoint a charming INTERN with Tiger Blood. The actor has utilized social media networks to remark on the differences between him and the producers of the show. It consumed him approximately 24 hours to touch 1 million followers on Twitter which is a record for the website.