Highlights
- Ashton Kutcher was welcomed “with open arms” on to the set of ‘Two and A Half Men’.
- The ‘No Strings Attached’ star – who is taking over the leading role from Charlie Sheen, who was fired earlier this year – has managed to get on well with the cast and crew of the set, despite rehearsals being a “little rocky”.
- A source said: “The taping went really well. No one mentioned Charlie. “It was a little bit rocky during rehearsal, to film without Charlie. He was such a big part of the show. The cast and crew miss Charlie, they do. There was a relationship there. [But] They’re welcoming Ashton with open arms.”
- The audience who attended the recording said they had “enjoyed” it, People.com reports.
- Ashton replaced Charlie on the CBS sitcom after a public spat with the show’s creator Chuck Lorre, and Nina Tassler, programming chief at CBS, initially revealed things were a little tense on set.
- She revealed recently: “When everybody walked on the set you could cut the air with a knife.”
- However, co-star Jon Cryer, who portrays Charlie’s on screen brother Alan Harper, delivered a speech which calmed nerves.
- She added: "He gave a little speech. I can't even remember the words. It was just something very touching.
- "Then, when you hear that first actor mutter that first line, you breathe a sigh of relief."
Ashton Kutcher was welcomed "with open arms" on to the set of 'Two and A Half Men'.
The 'No Strings Attached' star - who is taking over the leading role from Charlie Sheen, who was fired earlier this year - has managed to get on well with the cast and crew of the set, despite rehearsals being a "little rocky".
A source said: "The taping went really well. No one mentioned Charlie. "It was a little bit rocky during rehearsal, to film without Charlie. He was such a big part of the show. The cast and crew miss Charlie, they do. There was a relationship there. [But] They're welcoming Ashton with open arms."
The audience who attended the recording said they had "enjoyed" it, People.com reports.
Ashton replaced Charlie on the CBS sitcom after a public spat with the show's creator Chuck Lorre, and Nina Tassler, programming chief at CBS, initially revealed things were a little tense on set.
She revealed recently: "When everybody walked on the set you could cut the air with a knife."
However, co-star Jon Cryer, who portrays Charlie's on screen brother Alan Harper, delivered a speech which calmed nerves.
She added: "He gave a little speech. I can't even remember the words. It was just something very touching.
"Then, when you hear that first actor mutter that first line, you breathe a sigh of relief."