Charlie Sheen Once Tried To Play SPIDER-MAN
Martin Sheen played 'Uncle Ben' in this summer's The Amazing Spider-Man, but his real-life son Charlie Sheen (Anger Management) seemingly came very close to playing the wall crawler a few years ago. Thankfully, it didn't happen. Read on for details!
Charlie Sheen has delivered some impressive enough performances over the years, but the thought of him playing Spider-Man (even when he was considerably younger) isn't a particularly good one for fans. On Jay Mohr's podcast, "Mohr Stories", the former Two And A Half Men star revealed that he had the idea to bring the iconic Marvel character to the big screen but was shot down by the now bankrupt production company Orion. He certainly had the right idea, although whether he would have been the right man to bring Peter Parker to life is another thing altogether. Check out his comments below, and be sure to sound off with your thoughts on both this and whether or not there are any other comic book characters you think he should play in the usual place!
"I had an office at Orion at the time, and I brought them Spider-Man. I said, 'Look, in a couple of years, I'll be too old to play Peter Parker.' And they said, 'Yeah, we're just thinking that cartoons are not the future, comic books are not the future.' And I said, 'But it's Spider-Man, I'm perfect.' And they were like, 'Nah, we're gonna wait.' I had a guy in my pocket who was going to get them for me. They didn't know shit."
DISCLAIMER: This article was submitted by a volunteer contributor who has agreed to our
code of conduct. ComicBookMovie.com is protected from liability under "safe harbor" provisions and will disable users who knowingly commit plagiarism, piracy, trademark or copyright infringement. For expeditious removal, contact us
HERE.
Think this article is front page worthy? Click on the "thumbs up" to the left! Popular articles will appear on the homepage automatically!