Coppola Directing Charlie Sheen. Not That Coppola. No, Not That One Either.

Coppola Directing Charlie Sheen. Not That Coppola. No, Not That One Either.

One of the nice things about Charlie Sheen does not play a movie in seven years - from 2004 "The Big Bounce", which gave Americans the opportunity to finally see Sheen and Morgan Freeman work together - is that we do not write about it. No offense to the man: He is obviously good for him and that is stable and well adjusted and decisions were sound and the logic that led him to be respected and admired, and certainly in the boards of several prominent charities.

I try every new patient. But there has been an actor for a long time remained happily out of our radar. Maybe if it was a theater site.
So: steaks. Sheen has signed on to be in a movie. (This is his first concert since he was fired from "Two and a Half Men"). We can not hide. Sheen, has long since passed the point where he can play any other character than he will play "Charlie Swan" in "is an indie that will co-star Jason Schwartzman" A glimpse inside the spirit of Charlie Swan III. "

- An actor we are tired of, for reasons best explained by Alan Sepinwall HitFix is ​​- and be directed by Roman Coppola, aka, The Coppola who makes music videos and going out with Spike Jonze, but never dated Spike Jonze and did not have a vineyard. Here's the plot description:

In a plot that intersects with some of Sheen's work in real life, "Glance" follows a successful graphic designer, whose fame, money and charm have made him irresistible to women. But when his girlfriend breaks up with his life going in a downward spiral.
We're pretty sure that Coppola / Schwartzman / Wes Anderson / Spike Jonze just make fun of him, right? Also, get the odds of insurance on this one, boys.

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