Charlie Sheen talks Ashton Kutcher

Charlie Sheen thought Ashton Kutcher was “terrific” on his Two and a Half Men debut.
The 46-year-old actor who was replaced by the 33-year-old star after he was sacked from the show earlier this year following erratic behavior found it “bizarre” watching the program after spending seven years on it, but he was “really impressed”.
“It was a big night for everybody on Monday night for Two and a Half, for us, for me.
“I think everybody won. I thought the show was really good. I thought [Ashton] was terrific.
“It was a little bizarre watching it, but yeah, for the most part I was really impressed with what they did.”
Charlie expects Two and a Half Men to be a success without him and admitted it felt like watching a completely new show.
Singling out his former costar Jon Cryer – who plays Alan Harper he added, “Jon is Jon. He’s a freaking genius. I think [the show has] got a real shot. It felt like a pilot. It felt like a really good pilot.”
The first episode of the series which attracted around 27.8 million viewers began with Charlie’s alter-ego’s funeral after his character was killed by a subway train in Paris and it is not going to be the first time this year the 46-year-old star will see his own memorial service played out onscreen.
“That’s got to be the highest attended funeral of all time. And it’s interesting because I’m doing [a] film with Roman Coppola and there is a funeral scene in that. So I’m a guy that’s gonna have to survive my own funeral twice in the same year!” he said.
“That’s how I roll, right? No, it’s exciting, you know, it’s fun, it’s fake.”