Charlie Sheen is making a public plea to reconnect with actor Jon Cryer, his co-star from the series Two and a Half Men.
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In a recent interview, the 60-year-old actor asked Cryer to reach out to him after he sent a message thanking him for his involvement in Sheen’s upcoming Netflix documentary, Aka Charlie Sheen.
“The only person I didn’t personally call to participate in the documentary was Jon,” Sheen told PEOPLE magazine.
“And the only reason I didn’t call him was because I didn’t have the right number, so the director reached out to him,” the actor added.
Sheen, who has been sober for eight years, explained that he wanted to reach out to Cryer after he spoke about him “so honestly and compassionately” in the documentary.
“I wrote to him and said: ‘Hello, thank you for your contributions and I apologize that we didn’t connect personally. I hope to see you around the lot,’” the actor recalled.
However, he said he received no response. “I think I wrote to the wrong number. It’s not typical of Jon not to respond. So, if you’re reading this, Jon, send me a message with your new number.”
Sheen and Cryer starred as brothers Charlie and Alan in the first eight seasons of the popular CBS series before Sheen was fired due to his struggles with drug addiction.
Two and a Half Men continued with Sheen’s role being replaced by actor Ashton Kutcher, but the change never really worked. The series ran for three more seasons before being canceled in 2015.
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