Charlie Sheen and his father Martin Sheen will co‑star as father and son in the new half‑hour comedy series ‘Happy Jack’ for AMC and AMC+. The series has been greenlit for six episodes and production will begin at Warner Bros. Studios.
Why it matters
Fans of Martin Sheen may be interested because it reunites him on‑screen with his son for the first time in over a decade.
Key facts
- The series ‘Happy Jack’ is a half‑hour family comedy.
- The series is being produced for AMC and AMC+.
- Production is set to start at Warner Bros. Studios.
- The series has been greenlit for six episodes.
Evidence
Credible reporting, but no official confirmation yet.
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