Shuman has claimed that he spent two years turning the 2003 Adam Sandler and Jack Nicholson film &ldquo;Anger Management&rdquo; into the now much-anticipated TV sitcom. <img alt="" src="/imagedata/2012/apr/sheen.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 650px; " /> Charlie Sheen Shuman asserted that he was promised &ldquo;significant backend ownership&rdquo; by Roth but eventually got shut out when Sheen climbed aboard. &ldquo;When Roth realized he would be giving up a significant amount of his ownership interest to bring in Charlie Sheen, he suddenly suffered a self-induced state of amnesia with respect to his moral, ethical and legal duties,&rdquo; the New York Daily News quoted Shuman&rsquo;s lawyer Bryan Freedman as saying. &ldquo;Make no mistake, this lawsuit will serve as a wakeup call,&rdquo; Freedman said.u00a0Roth told the Hollywood Reporter that the lawsuit &ldquo;has no merit.&rdquo;u00a0An cryptic email included as an exhibit in the filing apparently shows Roth addressing Shuman&rsquo;s grievance via email. &ldquo;As in the past, I will make things right, but I need some time,&rdquo; Roth wrote in the purported December 2011 message.u00a0&ldquo;You will have a resolution by Monday or Tuesday of next week.&rdquo; The new sitcom, based on 2003 Adam Sandler movie, is set to debut on FX in June with Sheen playing a former professional baseball player who becomes an unlikely anger-management therapist. u00a0

Joe Roth, who is the producer of Charlie Sheen's comeback series 'Anger Management', has been sued for over 50 million dollars by another producer Jason Shuman.

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