Charlie--he was dismissed by Warner Bros. for moral decay.

Charlie-Xin is accused of moral decay, was sacked by Warner Bros. Sina Entertainment news Beijing Time March 9, according to foreign media reports, a famous gossip website recently received a Warner Brothers company (Warner Bros..　　Sent a letter to Charlie Sheen, a famous American opera star, that clearly explained Charlie's reasons for being fired and said he was "morally bankrupt" and made a big mistake. Letter of Liechari-Sin explains the reason for his being fired in the 11-page letter, Warner Bros. said: "Your client has been engaged in dangerous self-destructive behavior and seems to be terminally ill." "The letter lists the various crimes of Charlie symplectic, including the Manhattan Plaza Hotel in New York, the attack on" two men and a Half Men "(NonBlank and a Half Men) (Chuck Lorre). The letter also pointed out that Charlie-Xin himself because of his own in the drug addiction caused by a suspension of the series, and then he fired his addiction coach.　　In fact, Warner Bros. claims that the company had been very concerned about Charlie's condition, and that "Warner Bros. had a plane waiting" to take him to a treatment facility, but Charlie was ungrateful. As to why Charlie was fired, the letter said there was a clause in the contract stating that if the actor committed "a blunder involving moral decay," the company had the right to dismiss it. "There is ample evidence to support the reasonable and correct view of Warner Bros. that Charlie was guilty of an alleged moral decay that prevented him from using his ability to provide the required services fully and completely under the contract," the letter said.　　"In short, that's why Charlie-Xin was fired." Marty Singer, a lawyer for Charlie Symplectic, has asked Warner Bros. to pay for the eight episodes that Charlie has canceled, otherwise he will take other action.　　But Warner Bros. appears unafraid of threats and even claims to retain the right to take legal action against Charlie. Charlie-Xin denies a manic virus to show his innocence. Earlier in an interview, Charlie Xin said he wanted to return to the "Two and a Half Men", unless he apologized to his boss on CBS television and said he "hated" producer Chuck lorry. He described himself as "the man who kept his word" and "the Superstar from Mars", he said he wanted to perform his contract. In the Nineth or tenth quarter of the two and a half, there was only one condition: a weekly salary increase of about 50%, because "they put me under a lot of psychological pressure". Charlie Symplectic says: "Episode 3 million, play or not." "In addition to the huge raise demands, Charlie Symplectic also claimed that his CBS boss" owes me a solemn public apology, lick my feet. "On the news that he was suffering from acute mania and drug addiction, Charlie Xin clarified that he was not suffering from acute mania when he was interviewed, and that he was also in public for a clean slate." He passed.A preliminary examination of 7 drugs and 5 prescribed drugs, stating that they were no longer drug addicts, said he did not want to change his past experience. (LEI)