After
considering
his
lawyers
for
a
couple
of
days,
actor
Charlie
Sheen
has
finally
filed
a
$100
million
lawsuit
against
the
Warner
Bros.,
the
bosses
of
'Two
and
a
Half
Men',
for
terminating
him
from
the
hit
US
television
show.
He
says
that
he
has
planned
to
take
legal
action
against
the
studio
and
executive
producer
Chuck
Lorre.
Warner
Bros
had
stalled
the
production
of
'Two
and
a
Half
Men'
after
his
TV
rant
against
the
show
creator.
They
were
forced
to
fire
Charlie
Sheen
from
the
show
when
continued
to
attack
Chuck.
The
studio
defended
its
decision
by
citing
his
dangerous
self-destructive
behavior.
It
had
also
claimed
that
it
helped
him
to
recover
from
his
highly
publicized
partying,
but
he
failed
to
continue
with
his
rehabilitation
program.
After
reading
Warner
Bros
termination
letter,
Charlie
Sheen's
lawyer
Martin
Singer
had
said
that
the
actor
would
take
legal
action
against
them.
Now,
he
has
officially
lodged
a
lawsuit
on
behalf
of
himself
and
the
programme's
crew
against
the
Warner
Bros
studio
and
executive
producer
Chuck
Lorre.
In
his
30-page
lawsuit,
Charlie
has
alleged
that
Warner
Bros
bowed
to
Lorre's
desire
to
'punish'
him
and
the
producer
and
studio
conspired
to
blame
him
for
causing
production
to
stop.
The
actor
has
also
attacked
Lorre
and
accuses
the
producer
of
making
him
a
'scapegoat'.
“Sheen
also
claims
that
he
was
fired
while
he
was
sick,
a
breach
of
employment
law," reports
the
Telegraph.co.uk.