Veteran actor Martin Sheen has revealed he’s praying for his troubled son Charlie and wants to appear on screen with him again.
The West Wing star says the actor, who has fought a well-documented battle with drugs and checked into rehab last month, had the backing of his family.
Speaking at the UK premiere of his new pilgrimage film The Way, the 70-year-old - who acted alongside (a much better looking back then) Charlie in the 1987 film Wall Street - said he would be happy to work with him in the future.
The West Wing star says the actor, who has fought a well-documented battle with drugs and checked into rehab last month, had the backing of his family.
Speaking at the UK premiere of his new pilgrimage film The Way, the 70-year-old - who acted alongside (a much better looking back then) Charlie in the 1987 film Wall Street - said he would be happy to work with him in the future.
Sheen’s new film is directed by another of his three sons… Emilio Estevez. It’s yet to get an Australian release date.
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