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Jon Cryer Opens Up on 'Ellen' & Admits He Was "Worried That Charlie Was Going to Die"

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Sept. 14 2011, Published 2:04 p.m. ET

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As the season premiere for Two and a Half Men is less than a week away, Jon Cryer is busy promoting it. He'll appear on The Ellen DeGeneres Show today and although his former costar Charlie Sheen called him a troll, Jon told Ellen he was truly concerned the warlock was going to die. Find out more after the jump!

As pointed out by E! News, Jon dished, "Mostly I was worried that Charlie was going to die. That was the big fear for me." The fact that Charlie's downward spiral didn't result in a lethal blow provided much needed relief to Jon. He added, "And that...that did not occur and I'm thrilled about that."

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As for whether or not the two actors are on speaking terms, that's another story. Ellen asked, "Now when he said bad things about you, you were so gracious. You were great. You didn't say anything back. Since then, he has apologized. Have you spoken to him since?"

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That answer would be a negative. He responded, "We have not spoken, and I will accept an apology both public and private. But again, it was in the heat of the moment I imagine when he said…So I did not put a whole lot of credence in it at the time."

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