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Graham travels to Malibu to chat with Charlie Sheen, who reflects on growing up in the spotlight, his own rise to fame and his struggles with addiction; Charlie gives a tour his childhood neighborhood and looks back on events that shaped his career.
Graham travels to Malibu to chat with Charlie Sheen, who reflects on growing up in the spotlight, his own rise to fame and his struggles with addiction; Charlie gives a tour his childhood neighborhood and looks back on events that shaped his career.
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