Charlie Sheen and Lindsay Lohan star in first image from Scary Movie 5
The first image has arrived from the tepidly-awaited comedy sequel Scary Movie 5, featuring troubled stars Charlie Sheen and Lindsay Lohan sharing a bed together…
Charlie Sheen joins Machete Kills… as the president!
Machete Kills has added another controversial figure to its undeniably eclectic cast, with Robert Rodriguez tweeting confirmation that Charlie Sheen has signed on to play the president of the United States…
![First images of Charlie Sheen, Bill Murray and Jason Schwartzman in Charles Swan III
In a rare break from his usual brand of headline-making antics, Charlie Sheen has uploaded a selection of snaps from the set of Roman Coppola’s A Glimpse Inside The Mind Of Charles Swan III.
Covering a mixture of on-screen and off-duty moments, its nice to see the troubled star back in gainful employment, and looking healthier than he’s done in a while.
[FOR MORE GREAT ON-SET IMAGES, CLICK ON CHARLIE AND BILL OR FOLLOW THIS LINK]](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_luapq1VEPW1qcga5ro1_500.jpg)
First images of Charlie Sheen, Bill Murray and Jason Schwartzman in Charles Swan III
In a rare break from his usual brand of headline-making antics, Charlie Sheen has uploaded a selection of snaps from the set of Roman Coppola’s A Glimpse Inside The Mind Of Charles Swan III.
Covering a mixture of on-screen and off-duty moments, its nice to see the troubled star back in gainful employment, and looking healthier than he’s done in a while.
[FOR MORE GREAT ON-SET IMAGES, CLICK ON CHARLIE AND BILL OR FOLLOW THIS LINK]
30 Awesome Actors Who Deserve Biopics
4. Oliver Reed
The Actor: A brooding, larger than life presence on screen, Reed was famed for a string of tough performances in films like The Three Musketeers and Oliver! He also managed the not inconsiderable feat of making nude, man-on-man wrestling seem macho in Women In Love. Well played sir.
Their Amazing Life: A renowned hellraiser and womaniser, Olly Reed’s life would make for cracking entertainment, from the bar-room brawl that left him needing 63 stitches in his face, to the legendary drinking contest he had with Steve McQueen in the early ‘70s. Even his death has a certain heroism to it, with a chronically ill Reed spending his last night drinking and scrapping with a group of sailors in Malta. He died of a heart-attack the following day.
Key Scene: Whilst filming the wartime drama Hannibal Brooks, Ollie endears himself to the locals by tearing down the Austrian flag from outside the crew’s hotel and urinating upon it. As the shoot moves on to Germany, there is more of the same, as Reed enters a bar decorated with every national flag save Britain’s. Grabbing the terrified manager, Reed snarls, “I’m coming back tomorrow night. If you haven’t got a Union Jack by then I’m going to trash this place.” There is no Union Jack the following night so Reed puts a bar stool through the window.
30 Movie Star Mugshots
13. Frank Sinatra
The Alleged Crime: Aged 23, a married Sinatra was arrested in 1938 on charges of seduction and adultery. The charges were later dropped when it was discovered that the woman Sinatra was alleged to have had sex with was also married herself.
Mugshot Chic? Now this is what we’re talking about – Sinatra’s suit and shirt combo are class through and through.
20 Great Charlie Sheen Movie Moments
Ferris Bueller’s Day Off (1986)
The Moment: A puppy-faced Sheen turns up in John Hughes’ classic high school comedy for just one scene, playing Boy In Police Station. Despite having a character name like that, he’s unforgettably bad-ass.
Why It’s Great: Cracking knuckles. Rebellious hair. Leather jacket. Sheen’s bad (boy) to the bone without even trying. Jennifer Grey got her sexual awakening in Dirty Dancing a year later – with this Sheen scene, he warms her up at first base.
Ricky Gervais causes Golden Globes controversy
TF Favourite The Social Network took four big awards and Colin Firth was named Best Actor, but the real talking point about last night’s Golden Globes is Ricky Gervais’ hilarious opening monologue, which had the assembled A-list guests squirming in their seats. Gervais took shots at everything from Charlie Sheen’s social life, to Hugh Hefner’s forthcoming nuptials and Scientology.
While we were splitting our sides, the Hollywood stars didn’t always look so impressed…
Wall Street (1987)
