Sheen ordered to stay away from Bond girl Denise Richards

22-Apr-2006 • Actor News

A judge issued a temporary restraining order Friday requiring Charlie Sheen to stay away from his estranged wife and former Bond girl, Denise Richards.

Sheen was ordered to stay at least 300 feet from Richards, her home, her car and their two young daughters except during supervised visits with the children, according to court documents filed in Los Angeles Superior Court.

Richards played nuclear scientist Dr. Christmas Jones in the 1999 James Bond film "The World Is Not Enough".

The judge granted Sheen one-day-per-week visits with 2-year-old Sam and 10-month-old Lola and scheduled another hearing for May 12 - reports The Guardian.

The court papers include a 17-page declaration by Richards alleging that Sheen pushed her, shoved her and made threats against her and her parents. They also include transcriptions of telephone messages Richards said were left by Sheen in April 2005.

Sheen denied the allegations and the judge granted his request that he and Richards be allowed to tape record telephone conversations with each other. In a declaration signed Thursday, he said he and Richards had agreed to undergo counseling to "address parenting issues and to establish a mutually acceptable custody schedule," but that Richards stopped participating after two sessions.

He also alleged that he had been seeking overnight visits with the children but that last week, Richards "abruptly refused" to allow him any contact with them.

"I deeply regret her response to my request for the court to decide what's best for our children has taken the form of baseless allegations that I deny," the 40-year-old actor said in a statement.

A call to Richards' spokeswoman was not immediately returned Friday.

Richards filed for divorce in March after three years of marriage. The relationship appeared to dissolve in the public eye just months before the 35-year-old actress gave birth to the couple's second child in June.

Then, after the second birth, the couple appeared to be on the road to reconciliation. In November, Sheen flashed his wedding ring on CBS' "Late Late Show," telling host Craig Ferguson "things are really good."

Richards and Sheen met while shooting the independent film "Good Advice" in 2000 and appeared in 2003's "Scary Movie 3."

Sheen stars in the CBS sitcom "Two and a Half Men." His screen credits include "Platoon," "Wall Street" and the "Hot Shots!" movies.

Richards also appeared in "Wild Things" and "Starship Troopers."