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Hugh and a Half Men?
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Ed Williamson
13th May 2011
Ha! I bet no one else came up with that headline to report the news that Hugh Grant is in talks to take over from Charlie Sheen on Two and a Half Men! (*conducts Google search*) Oh. Oh, right.
With its lead actor fired in circumstances that garnered very little publicity, and in no way brought to mind the phrase 'massive great mountain out of a molehill', Two and a Half Men finds itself in limbo halfway through its eighth season.
But help might be on its way in the shape of Hugh Grant, who is said to be negotiating a deal with CBS to replace Charlie Sheen.
Insiders say Grant is fully committed to getting the part, and has already begun carrying out the same research for the role that Sheen conducted so diligently:
Look, I'll level with you. I wrote this and then woke up this morning to find out that Ashton Kutcher not Hugh Grant will be taking over from Sheen's drug-addled vacuous grin. But by that time, we had already Photoshopped the above pictures. What were we going to do, waste them?
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