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Charlie Sheen ends Ashton Kutcher feud

US actor Charlie Sheen has issued one final threat to Ashton Kutcher before ending a long-running feud with the Two and a Half Men actor.

Charlie Sheen is seen onstage at the MTV Movie Awards
Actor Charlie Sheen (pic) has ended his feud with his Two and a Half Men successor Ashton Kutcher. (AAP)

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US actor Charlie Sheen has ended his feud with his Two and a Half Men successor Ashton Kutcher.

Sheen has been making wisecracks about Kutcher's talent ever since he landed the lead on the comedy after he was fired in 2011.

After almost two years of tweets and public attacks, Kutcher has fired back.

During an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live! on Wednesday, Kutcher made a "public plea" to his predecessor to stop dissing him.

"Dude, shut the f*** up! Seriously. Like, enough already. Like, it's like three years later and you're still blowing me up on Twitter? Come on, dude. Really?" Kutcher said.

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It appears Sheen got the message loud and clear, taking to Twitter after the show aired.

"Ashton message received. so sorry u (sic) sounded like me! well done! my bad I was pissed at other crap & took it out on you (sic). hope u r (are) good," Sheen tweeted.

But Sheen insisted on having the last word, issuing a threat to Kutcher on Thursday morning.

"but news flash Dood (sic), you ever tell me to shut the F*** up, EVER again, and I'll put you on a hospital food diet for a year," Sheen wrote.


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