Re-live the story of the 1969 Kansas City Chiefs through the eyes of Willie Lanier, Len Dawson, and Jim Lynch. Narrated by Martin Sheen.

Re-live the story of the 1971 Dallas Cowboys through the eyes of Roger Staubach, Bob Lilly, and Duane Thomas. Narrated by Martin Sheen.

Re-live the story of the 2001 New England Patriots through the eyes of Lawyer Milloy, Adam Vinatieri, and Tom Brady. Narrated by Martin Sheen.

Re-live the story of the 1999 St. Louis Rams through the eyes of D'Marco Farr, Kurt Warner, and Dick Vermeil. Narrated by Martin Sheen.

The "Nuclear Family" exhibit at The National Zoo attracts crowds to observe this dying phenomenon. But can this endangered species survive the confines of captivity? Stars the late CHRIS PENN and MARTIN SHEEN.

Actor Martin Sheen On Acheiving A Moment Of Personal Transcendence On Film

Father-and-son actors Martin Sheen and Emilio Estevez star in the made-for-TV movie Nightbreaker. The film was first telecast March 9, 1989, two months after the debut of another TNT Cable Service original, Finish Line. The earlier film also starred a father and son, James and Josh Brolin; but, whereas the Brolins were cast in parent-child roles, Sheen and Estevez portray the same character. Nightbreaker is based on the recent revelation that the US government, in the interests of scientific research, deliberately exposed servicemen to radiation during the Nevada atomic bomb tests of the 1950s. Sheen plays a former military doctor, inexplicably suffering from sterility in the 1980s. Searching for answers, Sheen flashes back thirty years, to the time that he was a witness to the A-bomb tests. Estevez plays the younger Sheen in the 1950s sequences. Nightbreaker was written with what Jonathan Swift used to call savage indignation by T. S. Cook. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide.

Martin Sheen is outraged over his sound-alike brother doing pro-gun ads; sound-alike brother is outraged over being known as "sound-alike brother of Martin Sheen."

Irish author Hugh Leonard's play Home Before Night was the basis of Da. Martin Sheen plays an Irish/ American playright living in New York. No matter how much he's assimilated himself, Sheen cannot escape the influence of his deceased adoptive father (Barnard Hughes). The writer has several heated confrontations with the ghosts of his father and mother (Doreen Hepburn), as well as with his own adolescent self (Karl Hayden). Sheen comes to realize that his own success was in part sparked by the failures of his Da, a gardener who spent his life speaking in empty aphorisms and wishing he were someone else. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide.

When a young Caucasian military man is thrown into an all African-American barracks for punishment, he slowly earns the respect of his peers while they all are forced to contend with the prejudicial acts of a racist sergeant. Charlie Sheen, Laurence Fishburne, Martin Sheen (who also directed) and others appear in this well-intentioned drama. ~ Kristie Hassen, All Movie Guide.