The "Two and a Half Men" actor Charlie Sheen is allegedly seeking $10 million to come up with a tell-all-book about him.

Charlie Sheen, who revealed recently about his health scare, being HIV-positive for about four years now, is reportedly looking for a $10 million deal for his memoir. The publishers who were once interested in the book are said to be disappointed at the price tag. One of the publishers has also noted that since Sheen spent major portion of his life in limelight there is just a little that people don't know about him.

"When Charlie starred in 'Two and a Half Men,' it was a funny comedy, but the idea of $10 million is even funnier," Page Six quoted a veteran at a major publishing who preferred not to be named. "So much of his life has played out in public, and so much is sordid - in this case there may be too much information," said the source. "What's left to find out?"

Charlie Sheen has bragged earlier that he has got magic with him and poetry in the tip of his fingers. Sheen is reportedly flooded with offers from many publishing companies. According to Sheen's manager Mark Burg the actor is "buried with offers" from companies that are willing to publish his autobiography.

The 50-year-old star who admitted last month about his HIV infection, said that he has been struggling a lot to keep his health issue under wraps. He noted that he felt at ease after coming out clean in public and also added that he felt like he has released himself from prison.

"I have a responsibility to better myself and to help a lot of other people and hopefully with what we are doing to today others may come forward and say 'Thank you Charlie for kicking the door open," added Sheen during his HIV revelation, reported Mirror.