Burt Reynolds: Charlie Sheen is "getting what he deserves"
Charlie Sheen, who recently revealed he is HIV positive, is "getting what he deserves," actor Burt Reynolds says.
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Sheen said during a Today Show interview that he has known for about four years but is responding well to medication and is currently healthy. Reaction was mostly supportive - Reynolds has zero sympathy for Sheen.
"He deserved it, he misbehaved," he said during an interview with ITV show "Loose Women."
Last year Reynolds made a different sort of headline, auctioning off an enormous stash of jewelry, clothing, artwork, furniture, vehicles, award trophies, signed sports memorabilia, movie mementos and assorted other odds and ends.
During the ITV interview Reynolds did have kind words for Sheen's father, actor Martin Sheen: "His father is a very, very decent man and a dear friend of mine. I feel bad for him."
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