Yahoo Lifestyle Angus T. Jones Slams Two And A Half Men - Again
Angus T. Jones, sporting a scruffy beard and preaching a new religious calling after his departure from showbiz in November 2012. Photo: KHOU News
Up until November 2012, Angus T. Jones had to answer to Two And a Half Men creator Chuck Lorre, but these days he only answers to higher power.
The 20-year-old former sitcom actor sat down with KHOU news station in Houston, Texas, sporting a shockingly full beard, to talk about his new religious faith and his time on the still-running hit comedy.
"It was making light of topics in our world that are really problems for a lot of people," Jones said of his former show, in which he costarred with Jon Cryer, Charlie Sheen, and, after Sheen's own dramatic exit, Ashton Kutcher.
"And I was a paid hypocrite because I wasn't OK with it, but I was still doing it." he says in the interview with KHOU News.
Angus T. Jones with costars Jon Cryer & Ashton Kutcher
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Now studying in Colorado and working with the World Harvest Outreach Church in Houston, Jones admits he feels badly for the way he left the show.
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In November 2012, he posted a video on the Forerunner Chronicles YouTube page, calling the CBS series "filth."
"You cannot be a true God-fearing person and be on a television show like that," he added. In the video, Jones also implored viewers to quit watching Two and a Half Men.
"That's his baby," Jones told KHOU of former boss Lorre's show. "And I just totally insulted his baby, and to that degree I am apologetic, but otherwise, I don't regret saying what I said."
And though there's "a few different productions that do Bible-based stories" he might consider, Jones isn't particularly interested in returning to acting.
Angus T. Jones films a scene on Two and a Half Men wiht costar Charlie Sheen. Photo: CBS
In 2010 the then-teenager became the high paid child actor in television history making around $300,000 per episode of the smash. But Jones doesn't appear to be invested in material goods.
"I really want to be able to come into the light because I know that's where genuine healing is, and I've just seen God do amazing things," he continued.
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