Michael Douglas Reveals Charlie Sheen's Insulting Prank on Co-star

Michael Douglas shared anecdotes from the filming of 'Wall Street,' detailing significant on-set conflicts involving co-star Charlie Sheen and Sean Young, who played his wife. Douglas wrote in his book, "One Helluva Ride," that Sheen taped a profane sign on Young's back, which Douglas then removed.

Young was reportedly unaware of the sign until an art dealer informed her later. This incident was part of a tumultuous relationship Young had with Sheen and others on set, according to Douglas.

Furthermore, Young's disagreements extended to director Oliver Stone. During a scene at a stable, Stone, frustrated with their clashes, gave Young's lines to Daryl Hannah and subsequently fired Young on the spot.

Sean Young herself recalled the sign incident in 2021, describing Sheen's action as "stupid." She did not return for the 2010 sequel, 'Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps.'