Charlie Sheen’S Socal Reset: Open To Acting But Not Rushing A Hollywood Comeback

Charlie Sheen’s Hollywood Reset: No Comeback, Just Real Vibes

Yo, LA fam, Charlie Sheen is back in the convo, and it’s got that raw, unfiltered SoCal energy we live for. Eight years sober, the former “Two and a Half Men” star is cracking open the door to acting again, but don’t expect him to be hustling down Sunset Boulevard for roles just yet. In a fresh chat with People, published Tuesday, Sheen made it clear he’s not chasing a big Hollywood comeback - he’s just vibin’ with a “reset” mindset, taking life one moment at a time.

With his wild past of addiction and public scandals in the early 2010s behind him - yeah, we all remember the headlines after he got the boot from his hit sitcom - Sheen’s got some heavy projects dropping soon. His memoir, “The Book of Sheen,” hits shelves on Sept. 9, and the very next day, Netflix is rolling out a two-part tell-all doc, “aka Charlie Sheen,” on Sept. 10. But don’t get it twisted - this ain’t about rewriting history for the dude who’s turning 60 on Wednesday. It’s more about owning his story, straight-up.

“I’m not here to play the victim or fix every mess I made - I own it all, and now I’m just telling it like it was,” Sheen shared with People, keeping it real about his past.

Owning the Past: Sheen’s Journey from Chaos to Clarity

Let’s rewind to the 2010s - Sheen’s life was straight-up Malibu-style drama, with substance abuse and a wild reliance on testosterone cream turning him into what he called a “raving lunatic.” Add in the early fame from the late ‘80s and ‘90s, and he admits there was always this nagging fear that the glitz of Tinseltown would vanish. “There was this voice telling me it’s all temporary, so go hard while you can,” he confessed, reflecting on those reckless years.

Sobriety hit in 2017, and for Sheen, it was all about stepping up as a dad to his four kids - Sami, Lola, Max, and Bob. He’s got a mental list of his lowest moments, the kind of stuff that gives him what he calls “shame shivers,” to keep him from slipping back to the bottle. “I tell myself the next hit might be the last, whether that’s true or not,” he added, showing just how real the stakes feel even now.

Forgiveness? That’s still a work in progress, especially when it comes to forgiving himself. While others have been quick to let bygones be bygones, often telling him, “We’re cool, but are you good with you?” - those haunting memories still creep in. But hey, the gaps between those shivers are growing, and in true LA fashion, Sheen’s calling that progress.

What’s Next for Sheen: Streaming, Stories, and Staying Grounded

So, what’s the 411 on Sheen’s latest drops? “The Book of Sheen” isn’t your typical Hollywood tell-all - it’s not about apologies (he spent most of his 50s doing that) or playing the victim. It’s just Charlie, laying out the stories as they happened, no filter, no spin. Pair that with the Netflix doc “aka Charlie Sheen,” premiering Sept. 10, and you’ve got a double dose of raw insight into one of LA’s most infamous bad boys.

Acting might be on the horizon, but it’s not the priority. Sheen’s all about keeping it low-key, living for whatever’s next - whether that’s a script or just chilling with family. If you’re cruising through streaming options next week, mark your calendar for Sept. 10 and catch his story on Netflix, straight from the heart of Hollywood.

For now, Sheen’s not chasing the spotlight like it’s awards season. He’s just riding the wave of this reset, proving that even in a town obsessed with comebacks, sometimes the real story is just showing up as your true self. Stay tuned, SoCal - Charlie’s still got plenty to say.