Charlie Sheen:'Major League'4 should include Corbin Bernsen, but'I'm just a hired gun'

Despite his various scandals,Charlie Sheenis still part of Hollywood's major leagues and he thinksCorbin Bernsenshould be to.

The"Two and a Half Men"star has put aside his own personal problems to speak out in support of one of the stars of"Major League"after reports surfaced that producers have been working on a follow-up to the 1989 film minus Bernsen.

An outline for the fourth installment in the franchise was completed last year and that much of the cast -- which includesTom Berenger,Wesley SnipesandRenee Russo-- have been contacted about roles, but not Bernsen, according totmz.com.

AsRoger Dorn, Bernsen played theCleveland Indiansbaseball player whose wife slept with Sheen's character, Ricky"Wild Thing"Vaughn.

Bernsen reportedly contactedMorgan Creek, the film's production company, about his role but was told there were no plans to include him.

"Corbin would LOVE to do another 'Major League' but it doesn't look like he's been written into the movie at this point,"his rep told tmz.com."We're hopeful he gets written in by the time it's finalized though."

Sheen told the gossip website that he was a"hired gun,"but that he'd"do my best"to get Bernsen in the film.

"I would love it for him to be in,"Sheen told tmz.com,"but I ain't the writer or director."

While the second film in the franchise,"Major League 2"reunited the cast in 1994, 1998's "Major League 3: Back to the Minors,"only brought back Bernsen andDennis Haysbert.

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