Shocker: Charlie Sheen Doesn’t Believe In Rehab !

Charlie Sheen doesn't believe in rehab.

The 'Anger Management' actor had an erratic 2011 - confessing to "banging seven-gram rocks" of crack-cocaine - but even though he successfully completed home treatment for substances and alcohol, he said rehab is not for him.

Charlie, who is now drug free but still drinks alcohol, told TV show 'Good Morning America': "I don't believe in rehab anymore. It's not for me. It's not for everyone. It's not a one-size-fits-all and it didn't fit me."

Referring to US beer brand Miller, he added: "We live in a country where it's always Miller Time so what are you going to do? It's happy hour somewhere in the world."

Charlie does regret some of his outbursts, many of which were personal and directed at certain people, including 'Two and a Half Men' creator Chuck Lorre, and lost him his multi-million dollar job starring in the show.

Charlie's new series, 'Anger Management', sees him portray a therapist, and he drew on his own experience for the show.



He added: "The key for me would have been the advice I got when I was in anger management myself for a year and that is you can always leave the room.

"It is odd to look at some of the clips and some of the stuff and think, 'Wow that was me, that was me. Wow.'

"It's a crazy character study on some level that will hopefully be valuable in the future."

Charlie also said he is keen to concentrate on being a better father in future to his five children, daughters Cassandra, 27, from a relationship with Paula Profit; Sam, eight, and Lola, seven, from his marriage to Denise Richards, and three-year-old twin sons Bob and Max with his third wife, Brooke Mueller.

Charlie Sheen ‘Hurt Himself’ With Meltdown

Charlie Sheen admits he was "hurting himself" with his wild behavior.

The 46-year-old actor was fired from 'Two and a Half Men' last March over his erratic antics, which included partying with prostitutes and blasting the show's creator Chuck Lorre, and he subsequently hit headlines for his bizarre public appearances, including saying he was filled with "tigerblood" and was "winning" at life.

Despite his conduct, Charlie went on to be cast in forthcoming show 'Anger Management' and thinks it has been fairly easy for him to make a career comeback because his behavior wasn't "that bad".

He said: "It's not just about making comebacks, because you can attempt those, but you have to be allowed to be back in, also... and I think, on some level, I think the business needs a guy like me, to juxtapose everything else.

"I just don't feel like I've done anything that was that bad. I was hurting myself, mostly... So I wasn't begging to be let back into the party covered in somebody else's blood."

Despite his wild behavior, Charlie believes his fans have stuck by him because he is always willing to recognize his faults.



He told 'Access Hollywood': "I think they recognze a guy that has foundationally, a position of truth and integrity and honesty and yeah, can be a complete screw up, but acknowledges those blunders, errors, speed bumps... whatever you want to call them, and be forgiven, hopefully, and then move forward and learn from it.

"But at some point people are like, 'Dude you're learning from it? Enough lessons. We're bored.'"

At the height of his meltdown, Charlie embarked on a 21-date 'Violent Torpedo of Truth' tour of the US, which was widely regarded as a shambolic disaster, and the actor admits it was a mistake.

Asked what he has learned following his sacking from 'Two and a Half Men', he said: "I'll tell you what I learned, stick to what you know. Don't book a 21-city tour in 33 days with no act."

Jon Cryer Admits He’s A Troll On Conan’s Show

VIDEO: Jon Cryer Says Charlie Was Right -- 'I Am A Troll!'



Radar Online:

Jon Cryer finally answered his ex co-star Charlie Sheen's claims that he's a "troll" for not trying to contact him over the last few weeks, admitting on Thursday’s edition of Conan, "I am a troll."

"Those words were very painful to me for many reasons, not least of which is... I can't believe I'm saying this... but the fact is, I am a troll," said Cryer, who plays Alan Harper on the in-limbo CBS comedy, to a bevy of laughs from the audience.

"It's not something I like to talk about -- my parents don't even know; of course, I guess they do now."

"You have no idea how much time I've spent on electrolysis and hair dye and reconstructive surgery," Cryer said, as a picture of a troll doll flashed across the screen. "I guess I should be grateful for being outed like this."

“I'm finally free."

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