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Charlie Sheen stands to make more than $100 million from Two and a Half Men even after the actor was unceremoniously dumped by the sitcom.
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The actor will receive a A$24 million settlement from Warner Brothers in
the next fortnight for work he has already done on the show, TMZ
reported.
But his payday with the hit comedy will not end there, with syndication profits likely to keep Sheen making money for years to come.
With 180 episodes in the can, Sheen stands to make an additional $100 million, receiving a pay cheque every time there is a repeat of the show.
While working on the show, Sheen was pulling in around $1.2 million an episode.
The nine-figure settlement comes even as Sheen tore strips off colleagues, labelling series creator Chuck Lorre an "contaminated little maggot" and co-star Jon Cryer a "troll".
But Sheen has become more conciliatory in recent weeks, wishing them luck while presenting at the Emmys on Sunday.
"From the bottom of my heart I wish you nothing but the best for the upcoming season," he said.
"We spent eight wonderful years together and I know you will continue to make great television."
But his payday with the hit comedy will not end there, with syndication profits likely to keep Sheen making money for years to come.
With 180 episodes in the can, Sheen stands to make an additional $100 million, receiving a pay cheque every time there is a repeat of the show.
While working on the show, Sheen was pulling in around $1.2 million an episode.
The nine-figure settlement comes even as Sheen tore strips off colleagues, labelling series creator Chuck Lorre an "contaminated little maggot" and co-star Jon Cryer a "troll".
But Sheen has become more conciliatory in recent weeks, wishing them luck while presenting at the Emmys on Sunday.
"From the bottom of my heart I wish you nothing but the best for the upcoming season," he said.
"We spent eight wonderful years together and I know you will continue to make great television."
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