Charlie Sheen discusses his personal struggles in his new autobiography and Netflix documentary, eight years after achieving sobriety from addiction.

As he reflects on his life and career, Charlie Sheen says nothing’s off limits — and he proves it in his new Netflix documentary “ aka Charlie Sheen .” The two-part program, which premieres Sept. 10 on Netflix, follows the actor has he dissects some of his darkest moments as an addict.

Here are the biggest revelations from Charlie Sheen’s Netflix documentary. The documentary opens with Charlie sharing a wild story about his honeymoon with his first wife, Donna Peele. The pair were on the plane and the flight crew invited Charlie — who was drunk — to briefly fly the aircraft.

In the Netflix documentary aka Charlie Sheen, Director Andrew Renzi (Pepsi, Where’s My Jet?) was able to chronicle the rise and fall of the Two and a Half Men actor by relying on old family films, interviews with pals like Chris Tucker and Sean Penn and an extraordinary chat with Sheen’s former drug dealer Marco.

"aka Charlie Sheen" is now available to stream on Netflix.

The relationship between Charlie Sheen and 'Two and a Half Men' co-creator Chuck Lorre curdled amid the actor's public spiral in 2011, leading to an ugly fallout. Here's where they stand now.

The shocking allegations first surfaced in 2017, when Feldman alleged Haim told him Sheen had assaulted him during the filming of Lucas in 1986.

Charlie Sheen's Oscar winning 'classic' that is compared to his father's own 'masterpiece' is streaming via Prime Video.