'Major League' Star -- Taking a Swing at Charlie Sheen

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You know Charlie's movie career is in the toilet when the biggest hope on his horizon is making another sequel to ML. Wasn't Major League II bad enough?

Dennis you are very much a gentleman. Loved your response. Very classy. Hopefully there will be more projects on the horizon for you. Loved the role as president on 24.

Serrano looks good for his age!

Well that pretty well sums up sheen. He's completely Full of S-H-I-T obviously. And that goes for those shows "selling out". He's behind that B.S. too. He "bought" them and is GIVING them away so he has an audience for a DVD or POS reality special. Busted ! Duh !

He didn't say anything bad about Charlie, why is everyone so insulted I don't get it....But I would like to meet him Dennis..

Meant would like to meet Dennis of course.

U GOTTA WATCH

http://www.monstersandcritics.com/smallscreen/news/article_1626923.php

AND CHARLIE WINEHOUSE IS A F-U-C-K-I-N-G WHINY PAY ME PAY ME W-H-O-E LIKE THE OTHER 2 HE IS WITH. GOTTA LOVE A W-H-O-E DOWN.

There was already a 3rd "Major League" movie hardly anyone saw called "Major League: Back to the Minors" in 1998, in which Corbin Bernsen was one of the only stars of the original to appear. It's available along with "Major League 2" on a double-feature DVD. Talk about being fickle. Another "Major League" installment should have as many cast members from the first two back as possible. James Gammon (the manager) passed away in real life and Wesley Snipes is currently in prison, so Morgan Creek should definitely include Bernsen and Charlie Sheen (just have him keep that drug test up-to-date and in his pocket). After all, Charlie's character was appropriately nicknamed "Wild Thing" in the first two. Randy Quaid was a wacky, live-only-for-baseball fan in the second one, so why not take the production up to Canada for a few days and feature Randy again in some crowd scenes? Sheesh, having Charlie and Randy back would be an interesting angle to attract people back to a long-dormant franchise. I could now picture Tom Berenger as the manager. I can't see him behind the plate catching unless it's an old-timers game. Someone stalking announcer Bob Uecker (he had one in real life, proving ANYBODY can have a stalker) could be incorporated as a subplot.

LMAO

Andrew Dice Clay gives his awesome take on Charlie too.

Well, skip the fit, witty and articulate part, but he is asked about Gilbert GFried and goes off almost immediately on Chuckles.

A rant not to be missed! Oh its on radar. Funnier than hell!

I want more celeb vents on Chuckles! This is getting to be a hoot.

I mean, for Dice to give a PSA on drugs, hookers, and Sheens?

PRICELESS!

If he had seen Lilo he would have grabbed her, pulled her pants down and whupped her good!

who's the mouth-breather interviewing Dennis Haysbert?

can we refer to him as more than the "Allstate" guy. This guy is an established actor and has been around for quite a while. Major League was not his last role.

I hate this guy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I hate that voice!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!