Charlie Sheen

Launched clothing line for kids, called Sheen Kidz

Cast with Owen Wilson and Morgan Freeman in "The Big Bounce"

Cast as Charlie Harper in the CBS sitcom, "Two and a Half Men"; received Golden Globe (2004, 2005), SAG (2005) and Emmy (2006, 2007, 2008) nominations for Best Actor

Starred opposite Denise Richards in "Good Advice"; aired on HBO in lieu of a theatrical release

Executive produced (also co-scripted with Michaels) and starred with father in "No Code of Conduct"; aired on USA Network

Joined the fifth season of ABC's political sitcom, "Spin City," replacing Michael J. Fox in the lead role

Starred with brother, Emilio Estevez in the Showtime movie, "Rated X"

Acted in "Free Money" with Marlon Brando, Mira Sorvino and Donald Sutherland; aired on Starz! (filmed in 1997)

Acted opposite Chris Tucker in "Money Talks"

Had lead role in the sci-fi flick "The Arrival"

Again played 'Wild Thing' in sequel "Major League II"

Debut as executive producer (also starred), "The Chase"

Played one of the titular swordsmen in "The Three Musketeers"

Received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame

Reprised his role of Topper Harley in the sequel "Hot Shots! Part Deux"

Acted with father and brother Ramon in "Cadence"; Martin Sheen's directorial debut

Scored big as pilot Topper Harley in the comedy spoof, "Hot Shots!"

Acted with brother Emilio in "Men at Work"

Played a baseball pitcher nicknamed 'Wild Thing' in "Major League"

Contributed to the fine ensemble of "Eight Men Out" directed by John Sayles

Had featured role in "Young Guns"

Re-teamed with Oliver Stone for "Wall Street"; also teamed with his father, who played his onscreen parent

Appeared in brother Emilio Estevez's directorial debut "Wisdom"

Breakthrough lead role, Oliver Stone's "Platoon"

Appeared in "No Day at the Beach," a WWII episode of Steven Spielberg's "Amazing Stories" (NBC)

First co-starring role, "The Boys Next Door"

Film acting debut, "Grizzly II - The Predator"

TV-movie acting debut, "Silence of the Heart" (CBS)

First film appearance, an extra in Francis Ford Coppola's "Apocalypse Now" starring his father, Martin Sheen

First TV appearance, at age nine, in the NBC TV-movie, "The Execution of Private Slovik" starring his father, Martin Sheen

Formed production company Sheen-Michaels Entertainment with Bret Michaels, ex-lead singer of Poison

Produced and directed over 200 Super-8 and video film shorts, including the 16mm "R.P.G."

Wrote, produced and directed 35mm short, "R.P.G. II"