1986 interview Platoon Charlie Sheen

[@MysteriousMarsupial]

Best thing Charlie ever did. Comparable to his Dad in Apocalypse Now. Amazing performance.

[@Ve-suvius]

😎👍
Damn truth.

[@bclmax]

wall street very good too

[@weirdshibainu]

It was good, but nowhere near apocalypse now

[@edd30t4vw2]

This is how I remember Charlie Sheen's voice. What a film. I watched Platoon with my dad as an 11 year old. Never felt so good at looking at my dad watching this movie. We still watch it together to this day. 44 and 74. Look at him the same way.

[@Seekingtruth-mx3ur]

My dad loves this movie. We both watch it as well.

[@ThePerpetualStudent]

Right on!

[@bettyveronica5111]

This is how I remember his voice, too. Soothing.

[@ke6319]

I've always felt that Charlie Sheen is quite eloquent for a man who threw his life away in debauchery and indulgence. In the interview where he's sober , he sounds like a writer more than a sobering drunk

[@nocturnalrecluse1216]

Maybe at one point.

[@nocturnalrecluse1216]

But then again, every great writer in history was a sobering drunk.

[@MarvelousLXVII]

I remember what Oliver Stone said about Charlie Sheen in an intro to a book with the scripts for Platoon and Salvador: "If he doesn't mess up--he's going to be a big star. It's in his blood."

[@jimmycakes7158]

His dad is really liberal, Charlie received no discipline or direction, most liberal kids end up this way in one form or another.

[@robotghostmouth6588]

@@jimmycakes7158 sure, cuz never were drug addicts with conservative parents...

[@stevem2323]

@@jimmycakes7158 Yeah but real liberal, that means he really does belive in it and he's not crazy ass SJW loon like the ones these days.

[@stevem2323]

@@robotghostmouth6588 Actually, in my experience it was always down to how much effort parents put out, liberal or conservative. Parenting aren't easy, especially nowdays.

[@aprilgosa5779]

@@jimmycakes7158 don't be an ass he looks great here he is young and he is better now he was always Charlie inside

[@Telluwide]

Charlie Sheen: "I've got a few projects I'm working on myself." Yeah, hookers, drugs and winning....

[@crayzmarc]

Tiger blood

[@samsquanch1996]

This was way before all of that winning crap.

[@dumisatonyjohnson8145]

*Wall Street*

[@EBUNNY2012]

Corey Haim

[@eliteclassicdetailing]

@@crayzmarc You say Tiger Woods or Tiger Blood ?

[@bettyveronica5111]

This is the Charlie Sheen I'll always remember. Soft spoken and seemed sweet, down to earth, mellow, and kind of shy. Unforgettablely handsome face. Best hair in the business (and how did he keep it so clean and styled in the Philippines?) Promising young actor.

[@jasonjackson5696]

So Vietnam is where he got the tiger’s blood 😂

[@crayzmarc]

Philippines actually

[@alexestevez-bm8ml]

awww his hair is so fluffy!

[@daveyboy_]

now he wears a hair piece

[@alexestevez-bm8ml]

@@daveyboy_ probably

[@weirdshibainu]

He could have been a mega star, had all the advantages but fumbled it...maybe it was just too easy for him.

[@andywhite9266]

He was a mega star??

[@weirdshibainu]

@@andywhite9266 could have been.....read slower

[@embecmom5863]

He was in the 80s

[@shepherdsknoll]

I’ve always thought he was a mega star. His timing in 2 1/2 men was incredible. Great performance in Platoon. Ultimate cool in Ferris Bueller and Major League.

[@weirdshibainu]

@@shepherdsknoll He wasn't mega. Certainly not in the realm of a Cruise or Pitt.

[@stayoung80]

He was sooo hot!

[@ryn5302]

he was...

[@NickTheStallion]

Awesome hair, Uncle Charlie!

[@prebenjaeger]

Back when Sheen was an actor

[@nocturnalrecluse1216]

Yup

[@danijelhrup9715]

Dude... Charlie and Johnny were handsome fella`s back then

[@sebastianschmidt6136]

How can I ask for this haircut?

[@wietskesteijger4288]

He was very attractive. I was a huge fan.

[@heyhocodyo01]

He looks weird without a bowling shirt and cargo shorts

[@USNVA11]

He was on the fast track to a great career in the business. Too bad he lost focus.

[@jupiterloverful]

shit, he is handsome !

[@breakingpointvideos1995]

What's that high pitched whistle sound in the background? You can hear it through most of the movie Platoon as well.

[@Bulltardwin]

Cicadas

[@breakingpointvideos1995]

@@Bulltardwin I hear Cicadas, other insects & birds, but this sounds more like an additional tea pot boiling/high pitched whistle effect to create tension. ua-cam.com/video/cXeP2_QH4tE/v-deo.html

[@nocturnalrecluse1216]

Insects. Are you that dumb?

[@jasonhall947]

Tiger blood and 7 Gram rocks!

[@lbertlopez83]

Yay, Yay!!!

[@bennoble2049]

“The men in this platoon.” Your an actor! Those men are your fellow actors.

[@sommasculpture]

Winning

[@arunalall4881]

Denise Richards had a huge crush on Charlie Sheen

[@waltyui]

He was probably board that their weren’t any child actors around.

[@Lerch-zc3ww]

Hmmm, he seems quite human here.....

[@staceylynn1208]

25th ID Schofield BKS Hawaii tropic lightening 89-91

[@michaelbechtel4944]

Did you go to desert storm, when I was there , a unit from the 25th came in .

[@tommycash896]

@@michaelbechtel4944 yes I was there we guarded general swartzcof

[@nocturnalrecluse1216]

He had a broad vocabulary back then.

[@ThePerpetualStudent]

Yes!! I found that fascinating!!

[@nocturnalrecluse1216]

@@ThePerpetualStudent I wonder what the hell happened to him.

[@ThePerpetualStudent]

@@nocturnalrecluse1216 The world, i guess. I can't say i would handle fame and power any better.

[@benquinney2]

The system

[@ahbenjamin2889]

Charlie Sheen looks like a young Montgomery Clift.

[@iamJOEHALENBECK]

not 86 but hey

[@NeoCon3K8]

Looking back, mr sheen is as smart as above average actor, how far alcohol and drugs affect his ass

[@DarkoFitCoach]

Tiger blood!

[@santajayclause1768]

Before aids

[@stag7882004]

Sheens acting was pure crap. Imagine how much better Platoon could’ve been with Daniel Day Lewis or a similar person who was good at acting

[@wayne_3791]

"Good at acting" ...."Pure crap" wow, such a titan of eloquent English. Obviously of a far superior intellect than that moron Charlie Sheen 🤨 .......Luckily for us you weren't in charge of casting for the movie and your opinion irrelevant 33 years later.