Radar and RadarOnline are registered trademarks. All Rights Reserved. People may receive compensation for some links to products and services on this website. Offers may be subject to change without notice. Sign up for your daily dose of dope. By: Bernie Zilio. Jones did. After leaving the sitcom "Two and a Half Men" because of his religious beliefs, the young actor also departed the entertainment world to pursue a higher education.
According to People , Jones attended the University of Colorado at Boulder in an environmental studies program. However, he changed his major to Jewish studies at the end of his freshman year — maybe to continue his exploration of religion. Though giving up fame and fortune for an average life as a college kid might seem silly to some people, Jones was right where he wanted to be. Despite all the drama that surrounded Angus T. Jones' departure from "Two and a Half Men," it appears that there wasn't any bad blood between the young actor and the team behind the show that made him famous.
We're on good terms. According to TVLine , Jones' character, Jake, popped up in the final episode just long enough to tell his family that he made a bunch of money in Vegas, married a Japanese dancer, and had a few kids — which was enough for the fans. They were so excited to see him — it went on and on It was like old times. After all the drama of getting involved with the Seventh-day Adventist Church, publicly calling out "Two and a Half Men," and leaving the show because of his religious beliefs, Angus T.
Jones ended up backing away from religion, according to an interview he did with People in The former child star also seemed a bit contrite over his past choices, telling the publication that he felt very sure of himself back then. This seems to imply that he's no longer confident in his beliefs, but confident or not, Jones did make it clear that he was moving on. Though Angus T. The grown-up child star made a special appearance in "Horace and Pete," a ten-part web series created by now-disgraced comedian Louis C.
According to The Wrap , Jones plays another man named Horace who could keep the bar open and continue the family tradition. Although the role was small — just a few lines — Jones' casting was deliberate. And that made me think about Horace and my show. And he came and he played that part.
Like many child stars, Angus T. Jones left the acting scene and transitioned to a role on the other side of the table. Jones, now 27, looked unrecognizable with his bushy beard and bare feet in a rare outing. The Two and a Half Men star sported a thick beard on his chin and had on a black beanie on top of his head. The actor also wore beige shorts and rocked a black T-shirt that read "Shoquip" across the chest.
Back in , the former child star was about 10 years old when he played the role of Jake Harper on the CBS show.
He last appeared in an episode of Horace and Pete back in To find out what more of the stars of Two and a Half Men have been up to since, keep scrolling! Ashton Kutcher joined Two and a Half Men in season nine after Charlie Sheen's famous exit and stayed through the end of the series.
He played billionaire Walter Schmidt and his character purchased Charlie Harper's house following the character's death. The two have two kids, daughter Wyatt and son Dimitri. Sheen entered drug treatment and the eighth season was cut short, and he famously clashed with executive producer Chuck Lorre in the press and social media, resulting in his dismissal from the series and the coinage of the phrases "winning" and "tiger's blood".
His character was killed off and later played as a ghost by Kathy Bates.
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