‘The View’: Jon Cryer Would Not Reboot ‘Two And A Half Males’ With Charlie Sheen After He “Blew Up” His Success: “I Don’t Know If I Need To Get In Enterprise With Him”

Chuck Lorre could also be prepared to work with Charlie Sheen once more — however the actor’s Two and a Half Men co-star Jon Cryer nonetheless has his reservations.

On this morning’s episode of The View, Cryer defined why he can be hesitant to “get in enterprise” as soon as extra with Sheen, who was infamously fired from their hit sitcom in 2011 after he went on a profane-filled tirade towards Lorre, the present’s co-creator, amid his struggles with medicine and alcohol.

The revelation got here after co-host Alyssa Farah Griffin requested Cryer a few potential Two and a Half Males reboot in gentle of Sheen and Lorre reuniting to work on the Max comedy sequence Bookie.

“I don’t know the way that occurs,” he admitted. “The factor is, Charlie is doing so much higher now, which is great. He and I’ve not spoken in a number of years however he’s doing so much higher, which, clearly, I’m very completely happy about.”

In response to the actor — who spent 12 years on the present — Sheen’s firing took a toll on Lorre, who he praised as “one of the legendary producers in tv.”

“One of many hardest issues for him when Two and a Half Males fell aside the best way that it did, was that he actually felt that he was pals with Charlie,” he defined. “That he misplaced that was actually heartbreaking for him. In order that they’ve reconciled is absolutely pretty.”

Whereas Lorre was prepared to let bygones be bygones, Cryer revealed why he can be reluctant to work on one other challenge with Sheen.

“The factor for me is — when Two and a Half Males was taking place, Charlie was the highest-paid actor in tv, in all probability ever,” he mentioned. “There was no person that has surpassed the big amount of cash he was making. And but, he blew it up.”

Cryer added, “I like him. I want him one of the best. He ought to stay in good well being for the remainder of his life. However I don’t know if I need to get in enterprise with him for any size of time.”

Throughout the first season of Two and a Half Males, Sheen was making $800,000 per episode — which was much more than Cryer made in Season 12, based on ScreenRant. By Sheen’s final season on the sitcom, his wage was bumped as much as a whopping $1.8 million per episode.

When co-host Ana Navarro steered that Cryer receives a commission the identical wage as Sheen in the event that they had been to work collectively once more sooner or later, he mentioned, “That sounds truthful!”

The View airs on weekdays at 11/10c on ABC.