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Watch Charlie Sheen’s Childhood Home Movies Featuring Some Familiar Faces

Before he was Charlie Sheen, he was Carlos Estevez (and sometimes, “Charlie Estevez”). As a child, he and his brother Emilio Estevez were gifted a Super 8 camera which  they used to create action-packed original films with friends like Chris Penn. Here, watch a cut of one of their short films, Deadly Aces, and behind-the-scenes footage and bloopers from their home and community in Malibu.  

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