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Sheen\u2019s father Martin Sheen, and brother Emilio Est\u00e9vez, declined to participate in his new documentary \u201caka Charlie Sheen\u201d<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
Today, Netflix released the two-part documentary<\/a> \u201caka Charlie Sheen.\u201d Noticeably missing from the episodes are the star\u2019s father Martin Sheen, and Brother Emilio Est\u00e9vez.<\/p>\n In the first part of the series, their absence is addressed with a message reading \u201cMartin Sheen and Emilio Est\u00e9vez declined to participate.\u201d Sheen was also asked to discuss his father and brother\u2019s decision not to be a part of it during the documentary itself.<\/p>\n \u201cEmilio and Dad, they fully support me. They\u2019re rooting for me in ways you can\u2019t even imagine. But I can\u2019t expect people to revisit all the drug abuse and all the s***** choices that hurt the people I love,\u201d said 60-year-old Sheen. \u201cWould I love them both in this? Absolutely. But I completely understand why they chose not to.\u201d<\/p>\n The documentary takes an unfiltered look at the star\u2019s rise to fame and later, fall from the spotlight after struggles with addiction. It features a star-studded list of interview appearances by those close to Sheen, including his ex-wives, former co-stars, and oldest brother Ramon Est\u00e9vez.<\/p>\n Sheen discusses his relationship with father Martin, 85, in \u201caka Charlie Sheen\u201d as well as his memoir<\/a>, which was released Tuesday, September. 9, right before the documentary. He explores how the relationship his own father had with substance abuse affected Sheen\u2019s own, and his ability to get sober.<\/p>\n \u201caka Charlie Sheen\u201d is now streaming on Netflix.<\/p>\n