Netflix's two-part documentary, "A.K.A. Charlie Sheen," chronicles the actor's life, featuring interviews with Sheen himself, along with friends like Chris Tucker and Sean Penn, and even his former drug dealer. Director Andrew Renzi spent two years on the project, gaining Sheen's trust before filming. The documentary includes rare family footage and explores Sheen's struggles with addiction and his career highs and lows. Sheen's father and brother declined to participate, but the film offers a candid look at the actor's life and recovery, eight years into sobriety.

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