(CNN) -- Actor Charlie Sheen, fired from his hit comedy series, has filed a $100 million lawsuit against Warner Bros. Television and Chuck Lorre, the creator of "Two and a Half Men," a Los Angeles Superior Court spokeswoman said Thursday. The lawsuit, which also seeks punitive damages and recovery of unpaid wages, claims intentional interference with contractual relations and breach of contract, among other contentions. In addition to Sheen, 9th Step Productions -- a corporation formed by Sheen to contract out his acting services on the series -- also is a plaintiff in the lawsuit. Warner Bros. Television fired Sheen on Monday after he had gone on a two-week public rant against the show's producers.
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Sheen's claims are "imaginary," says Lorre's attorney
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A lawsuit is filed against Warner Bros. TV and Chuck Lorre
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Sheen was fired Monday from "Two and a Half Men"
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The actor was in trouble for a series of comments
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The lawsuit claims Lorre and @placeholder conspired to conjure up a pretext to end the series and fire the actor, "to make him their scapegoat despite the fact that Mr. Sheen was sober, and was ready, willing and able to perform."