Charlie Sheen returns to the spotlight with his participation in the new drama series “Bookies”directed by Chuck Lorre, starring Sebastian Maniscalco.

Shin returns in two episodes of ‘Bookie’ allows the actor to work again with the same creator who fired him from “Two and a Half Men” in 2011 for his inappropriate behavior, with Sheen calling the director a “clown” at the time.

“Look, for a while, there wasn’t much in my life to complain about“, Shin told the American magazine People. “I lived a life where people were really happy when I showed up and sad when I left».

But then, he said, his demons, namely drug and alcohol addiction, changed everything, adding that he still feels ashamed of his past behavior, and that he didn’t expect Laurie to call him to receive part of the ‘Bookie’. But when he did, he seized the opportunity to end their ten-year rift.

“Chuck reached out and said, “Hey, it’s time to bury the past. It’s time to hug each other. And remember the great things we did together.” Because we made a lot of people happy for a long time and left a lot of good work behindsaid the actor.