Highlights
- Actor Ashton Kutcher says he wants to stay with his role in 'Two and a Half Men'.
- Kutcher, 33, who replaced troubled star Charlie Sheen from the show to play the character of billionaire Walden Schmidt in the ninth series of the sitcom, said he was signed up to the show on a "test deal", Femalefirst reported.
- "I'm having a lot of fun doing the show, working with these guys and would be interested in coming back.
- "The deal that we structured for the show is kind of a test deal, 'Can we get the show up? Can we get it going?' The show is outperforming the numbers from before I was here, and so I think people are responding to it," he said.
- The first episode of 'Two and a Half Men' in which Kutcher appeared set 27.7 million viewers which is more than double the number of the season eight in 2010.
- Kutcher has previously said landing the role felt like "winning the lottery".
Actor Ashton Kutcher says he wants to stay with his role in 'Two and a Half Men'.
Kutcher, 33, who replaced troubled star Charlie Sheen from the show to play the character of billionaire Walden Schmidt in the ninth series of the sitcom, said he was signed up to the show on a "test deal", Femalefirst reported.
"I'm having a lot of fun doing the show, working with these guys and would be interested in coming back.
"The deal that we structured for the show is kind of a test deal, 'Can we get the show up? Can we get it going?' The show is outperforming the numbers from before I was here, and so I think people are responding to it," he said.
The first episode of 'Two and a Half Men' in which Kutcher appeared set 27.7 million viewers which is more than double the number of the season eight in 2010.
Kutcher has previously said landing the role felt like "winning the lottery".