Sheen said he’d do a new version of the 1989 movie if a script were greenlighted. He insists it will be Major League 3, even though Major League: Back to the Minors is technically the third film in the franchise.
Okay, he thinks the third film stunk and should not be counted as part of the franchise- as if the second film was stellar (news to me) and how can it be a “remake” if it would have Sheen and be called “Major League 3”? I’m baffled, myself. But I wonder if he was talking off the cuff. He was screening the first film with some ballplayers last weekend, so it may have been nothing more than a soundbyte. I could see a remake (for what reason, I haven’t the foggiest…) and someone could put out a sequel (Number 4, not number 3) but in both cases I don’t see Charlie Sheen – or any of the original cast members, for that matter- in them. Not Wesley Snipes. Not even Margret Whitton.
But I could be wrong. And I’m rooting that Sheen gets his shit together once and for all. Maybe a new ‘Major League’ is what he needs. What the masses need? That’s something else.
What say you, Int’l friends?
Hey Charlies got troubles like everyone else in Hollywood w/ demons
He’ll be O.K.
He should do a kick-ass film again and remind us he’s a friggin’ Sheen though.
Platoon
Wallstreet
Lucas
8 men out
Money Talks (that shit was funny w/ Cris Tucker)
Young Guns
The Arrival (kinda liked it)
problem is w/ the cash he’s making on his sitcom he probally doesn’t want to commit to the work!
I say Navy SEALs 2..lol (one of his early films). He might have to lose some weight though. Theres plenty of inspiration for another story out there with todays global climate.
Both films were fun, but the Cuban Guy became president and got killed of in the 3rd season of 24!
:)
Now he sells car insurance