10 Actors Who Need Quentin Tarantino To Save Their Careers

9. Charlie Sheen

The Machine - as he is known - rose to super stardom in the mid 80s when he starred in Oliver Stone€™s Platoon (1986) and in Jim Abrahams€™ Hot Shots (1991). Public antics have also been a lifestyle the real-life character got used to throughout the years €“ with the famous €œwinning€ interview to testify. A joke to some, an icon to others, Martin Sheen€™s son marches on and does so how he chooses to. A spot in a Tarantino production would seem more than eventful in many aspects. Unafraid to sit on the wrong side of all the fences available to him, Sheen€™s €˜cut through the bullsh**€™ demeanour, spirit along with his sharp and gravelly vocal delivery, could give QT a more than versatile set of artistic resources. How about a scene where the figure of authority is treated to a slice of retribution? A reminder that every once in a while, a master gets humbled. Imagine! A bar scene from the realm of a jazzy Tarantino set with bullets gloriously captured in HD, tiny pieces of glass shattering from what used to be fine whisky bottles€ Sheen should shine.
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