American actor has virtually closed its agreement as the new star of Two and a Half Men. The official announcement would be made next Wednesday.
The successful series aired on CBS has suffered for several months a disturbing split personality. On one side is the comedy on American television again this summer, and on the other side the media circus that began after the withering dismissal of Charlie Sheen.
However, both stories just joined a new member who will be talking about: Ashton Kutcher, who has almost agreed to his contract as a new member of the CBS sitcom.
Although the aforementioned TV station has not yet officially announced the signing, for a few hours the news circulating in the U.S. media. One such example is the website Deadline, which ensures that Kutcher has accepted the offer.
In this sense, the actor hung up on Thursday, a cryptic message on his Twitter account: (What is the square root of 6.25?) Which implied the truth of the news.
For its part, CBS has already prepared (or at least intended) the story to introduce your new character next season. And everything suggests that the official announcement of the hiring Kutcher will be made during the advance that the chain is scheduled for next Wednesday.
Following confirmation that Two and a Half Men Charlie Sheen would not be unleashed a dance of names of possible candidates to replace it: Woody Harrelson, Rob Lowe, John Stamos, Jeremy Piven and even the Mexican animator Eugenio Derbez. Even
leaked a few days ago the figure (for puzzlement of many) that Hugh Gant had been on the brink of signing the contract, that individual move by the British reluctance to embark on a series of 24 chapters and having "the level of commitment and workload that entails. "
Hiring Ashton Kutcher means the return of actor to television, which made it temporarily for a film career after starring Wonder Series 70 in 2006.
One of the most speculation is about the amount of money you receive Kutcher in joining the hit comedy. A parameter to find out the salary could be charged Sheen until his dismissal, with almost two million dollars, was the highest paid actor in American TV.
courtesy: Infobae
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