Als Alan Harper dürfte Jon Cryer vielen aus „Two and a Half Men“ bekannt sein. Heute erkennt man den bekannten US-Schauspieler kaum. Alan Jerome Harper, später Harper-Schmidt, DC, ist eine fiktive Figur aus der CBS-Situationskomödie Two and a Half Men. Jon Cryer porträtierte den Charakter für die gesamte Dauer der Serie, der einzige ursprüngliche Hauptdarsteller, der dies tat. Alan und Lyndsey genießen weiterhin ihre Schäferstündchen - und zwar heimlich, damit Lyndseys Freund Larry nichts davon mitbekommt.

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Alan Jerome Harper, später Harper-Schmidt, DC, ist eine fiktive Figur aus der CBS-Situationskomödie Two and a Half Men. Jon Cryer porträtierte den Charakter für die gesamte Dauer der Serie, der einzige ursprüngliche Hauptdarsteller, der dies tat. Dr. Alan Jerome Harper (gespielt von Jon Cryer) musste in das Haus seines Bruders ziehen, als sich. Für seine langjährige Rolle als Alan Harper in der Sitcom-Serie Two and a Half Men erhielt er unter anderem zwei Emmys. Im April erschien sein Buch „so​. Alan Jerome Harper muss zu Beginn der Serie zu seinem Bruder ziehen, da sich seine Frau Judith von ihm scheiden ließ, ihn aus dem gemeinsamen Haus warf. In "Two and a Half Men" hadert Alan Harper - bürgerlich Jon Cryer - seit zwölf Jahren damit, dass er. Alan und Lyndsey genießen weiterhin ihre Schäferstündchen - und zwar heimlich, damit Lyndseys Freund Larry nichts davon mitbekommt. Warner Brothers Entertainment Inc. Als Alan (Jon Cryer, l.) seine neue Freundin Gretchen mit in Waldens (Ashton Kutcher, r.) Haus bringt und sie allen vorstellt.

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As a child, Alan was very intelligent and always got outstanding grades, but often the victim of bullying and got no help from Charlie since his brother participated in much of it.

Not much is known about his relationship with their father since he died from food poisoning when they were young, after Evelyn served their father spoiled fish that had been stored in a drawer.

Alan's relationship with Evelyn is active but stressful. Alan has expressed bitterness towards his mother's neglect during his childhood.

He studied chiropractic in Guadalajara with almost no Spanish language skill. Alan had always wanted to be a physician but he did not get into medical school, and Evelyn did not help him because she did not think he was worth it.

Alan drives a Volvo V70 station wagon, runs his own chiropractic-care clinic in the San Fernando Valley , and gets irritated when people point out that he's not a "real" doctor.

He lives in the guest room of Charlie's house, for which he pays no rent to Charlie because all his money has gone toward alimony and care of Jake.

When Evelyn offers to pay for Jake's college education, Alan loses his incentive to go to work and feels aimless. He then agrees to pay rent to Charlie.

Alan has also had to endure whatever inconvenience Charlie throws his way, and the fact that Charlie really wants him to move out permanently. Although Alan sometimes fantasizes about killing Charlie in his sleep, he is devastated when Charlie reportedly dies after being struck by a train.

While he loves his brother and son, Alan resents Charlie somewhat, mostly because everything just seems to fall into Charlie's lap, while Alan has worked hard his whole life only to remain a failure.

Alan notes at the beginning of Season 8 that just one of Charlie's monthly royalty checks for his children's songs is more than he makes in a year.

Although he and his brother do have a sometimes tense relationship, they remain loyal to one another with Charlie able to cheer Alan up when he needs it, or Alan having to control Charlie's free-spending ways.

He has little confidence in Jake, mostly because of his lazy, unmotivated attitude, but he does love his son. Alan also gets little sympathy even when terrible misfortunes befall him, including the time he injured himself fixing a satellite dish on the roof, torments caused by Charlie's behavior, and his divorce from Kandi.

Generally a nice guy, Alan has displayed some bad behavior and sneaky motives. When Charlie attends couples-counseling with Chelsea, he fed Charlie false information from conversations with her.

He has also hidden money from Charlie and refrains from telling Chelsea he was not Charlie when she snuggled next to him on the couch.

Alan hits his low point when his above-board idea to solicit money from all his "family and Friends" in order to finance an ad campaign for his floundering chiropractic clinic becomes a Ponzi Scheme.

This encourages him to let his dark side out, even though he ends up returning everyone's original investment. Because of his cheapness, neurotic nature, and inept social skills, many find Alan annoying, even insufferable—-particularly Charlie, Evelyn, and Berta, who calls him "Zippy.

Also, Jake seems to have little respect for him, though Jake is not particularly respectful of Charlie or Judith either, and is not generally rude when he talks to his dad.

Though Evelyn has called him the good child, she added that Charlie had not set that bar very high. She also once seriously suggested he accept some prison time after an assault charge because she wanted to save money instead of using it to hire a lawyer.

This leaves Alan with very few If any friends. It is also implied that in the series that God Himself has a dislike for Alan, for example when Charlie told Alan reminded him of Job, Alan shouts to the sky that he is not going to lose his faith only to start raining a few seconds later.

The same thing happens in "Pie Hole, Herb" when Charlie refuses to take Alan back in having kicked him out earlier , locking him out of house.

Alan is also seen as pitiful when he tries activities such as model car building and puppetry because it highlights his anemic social life.

Alan is a terrible liar, as proven in several episodes where he hastily creates a lie to get out of doing something, and Charlie always asks him for more detail to torture him and expose the lie.

Judith Marin Hinkle is Alan's first wife. She is also the mother of Jake Harper. Judith has divorced Alan, stating that it was a loveless marriage and later making claims that she became a lesbian.

While both of them are shown arguing in front of Jake in the beginning of the series, it is later revealed that Judith instigated the divorce.

She later demanded primary custody , child support , alimony , [2] and literally every penny of Alan's income.

She also demands their house, causing Alan to move in with Charlie. Judith has appeared at Charlie's house demanding for more money for various expenses she claims cannot be paid with neither child support nor alimony.

She is otherwise a housewife and stay-at-home parent. Judith appears to be a very determined feminist as well as a misandrist , but she seems to be happier in her second marriage.

It is later revealed that Judith's antisocial behavior is not limited to misandry , as she has been cruel towards her sister and parents.

Nevertheless, the episodes continue to show that she has continued to abuse Alan to the point of it becoming a comedic running gag.

The reason Alan and Judith became married in the first place is because both of them had a similar past. Both of them were extremely unpopular in school and neither of them had supportive families.

Judith later developed an eating disorder and eventually expressed distrust in Alan as a result of her bitterness. She always finds an opportunity to take advantage of him.

Before the divorce, Alan actually thought he and Judith were on their way to reconciliation until he was served divorce papers in the mail.

Usually bitter enemies with each other, there was one moment in Season 3 where Alan and Judith agreed that Alan should spend the night in Judith's bedroom again.

Their attempts at intimacy are interrupted by Jake because they wanted to keep the "affair" a secret. After Judith's remarriage, Alan was unaware that he had not fully recovered from the divorce.

He could not stop thinking about the new man with Judith every time Alan attempted to sleep with a new woman. Judith's second husband is Dr.

Herb Melnick a "real" doctor, contributing to the insult towards Alan's occupation. He was called Greg Melnick in earlier episodes.

Once Judith remarries, Alan becomes overjoyed at the prospecting of not having to pay anymore alimony that he made a cardboard check for his last payment.

However, Alan continues to pay child support, which Judith does not need but gladly takes from Alan to keep him miserable. She is generally portrayed as humorless, bitter, and hypocritical.

Judith told Alan that the reason they were separating was because it was not working out, but then later told Alan that she had realized she was a lesbian , only to change her mind again later.

While she sees herself as lonely and long suffering, Judith is actually quite cruel, spiteful, vindictive, irrational, unfriendly, and selfish.

According to Alan, Judith was a thin, scared, needy and neurotic mess with a strange eating disorder when he met her, and lived in the shadow of her more attractive popular sister.

This could explain why she grew into such a bitter, angry, hate-filled person. Alan and Judith met as teenagers and married young, though Charlie and "everybody else" advised Alan against marrying Judith.

During the separation, Alan desperately tried to reunite with Judith, not realizing that the real reason she kept calling him and asking him to rush over was simply to keep him doing the chores he always did around their home.

Judith clearly despises him and takes every chance to make his life miserable, even though it is sometimes clear that Alan and Judith still have feelings for each other.

Once she said: "I disliked you when we were married, I resented you when we divorced, but I don't think I hated you until you started having sex with that gorgeous, year-old dumbbell.

She also arranged for the lawyer who decimated Alan in their divorce settlement to represent Kandi, though it appeared that Alan's financial losses there occurred before Kandi left him.

In a Season 5 episode, Alan begins dating a divorced woman who is friends with him and Judith, but keeps having visions of Judith and Herb having sexual intercourse , when the divorced woman mentions that Judith told her that Herb was the "best she ever had!

Alan and Judith tried dating again in Season 3, which was after the divorce, but their attempts at intimacy were always interrupted by Jake approaching and Alan having to hide.

Then when they finally had some uninterrupted time alone, Alan got upset because Judith had learned some "new moves.

At home, he finally realizes that he and Judith do not belong together. One time though it might have been intended as a joke to the audience , it was strongly implied that Jake might not be Alan's son, since he bears a strong resemblance to three long time acquaintances of Judith and Alan who were all in dead-end jobs exterminator, water man and postman.

While it was probably a joke, given Judith's attitude towards Alan, it's not an unlikely scenario. However given Jake's recent misfortunes with girls, he seems destined to have his father's luck.

Alan has even tried to be friends with Judith; however, it was extremely difficult for him to be happy for the woman who ruined his life.

Judith has accused Alan of being controlling, even though she dominated the marriage while Alan bent over backwards trying to make her happy.

Her relationships with her parents and sister are not much better; her mother is a longtime alcoholic and prescription pill abuser; she's called both parents "poison"; and she argues with her sister constantly.

Judith has little tolerance for people she does not like; she was cruel to her future sister-in-law; and her first words whenever Alan comes to her house are "What are you doing here?

During the divorce proceedings, Alan has suffered greatly. He lost most of his possessions after Charlie slept with his attorney Heather Locklear , then broke up with her, forcing him to fire her before the settlement could be finalized.

Even after the divorce, Alan is constantly at Judith's mercy because of her powerful lawyer. Judith gets remarried in "Smooth as a Ken Doll" to Dr.

Herb Melnick, Jake's pediatrician. It is possible Alan does not pay Kandi alimony because she now makes much more money than he does, and that she signed divorce papers because she wanted to safeguard her earnings from Alan.

While Judith blames Alan and Charlie for a lot of Jake's shortcomings, she herself seems to have little faith in him and far less patience, as she takes any chance she can to drop him with Alan at Charlie's house.

This showed that even her own son couldn't deny she was a hopelessly miserable woman. In Season 6, Judith threw Herb out of their house and later slept with Alan, but their reconciliation ended when Alan realized Judith was the same angry, irrational person who had divorced him.

Judith later told Alan that she and Herb were expecting a child, leaving a horrified Alan to think he might be the biological father.

Judith stated that Herb was the father and threatened to kill Alan if he revealed their affair. Judith does not like the fact that her daughter looks just like Alan, but Alan seems to enjoy pointing it out to her.

Despite saying she loves Herb, Judith seems to treat him in the same cruel and unfair way she treated Alan. Judith's parents seem to prefer Alan to Herb although Herb is a "real" doctor — but they also prefer Alan over Judith.

Over the course of the show, Alan and Judith's mutual hatred increases to the point that one will do anything to upset the other.

When he could not afford a nice birthday present for his girlfriend Lyndsey, Alan stole earrings from Judith's house that he'd gotten for her when they were married, and after getting away with it, he decided to steal a nice necklace from Judith as well.

Alan's second ex-wife Kandi April Bowlby was one of Charlie's former girlfriends, whom Charlie originally dated as a backup in case something went wrong between him and his girlfriend Mia.

They divorced later, initially because Alan did not want another child. When Alan changed his mind and decided that he wanted to have children with Kandi, they had not officially signed their divorce papers.

Kandi then heard that she had a main role on the TV series Stiffs and said that "nobody wants to see a pregnant 'forensic' investigator " [5] before signing the papers that ended their marriage.

Their married life was never shown in episodes, inferred to have lasted only between the end of the third season and beginning of the fourth. Early in Season 4 Alan noted that after they bought a condominium, Kandi squandered their remaining Vegas winnings on clothes and shoes.

Alan briefly mentioned Kandi in Episode 5 of Season 4 when he tells Charlie that he is paying alimony to two ex-wives. She was not seen or mentioned in Seasons 5—9.

Since Charlie is upset about learning he has not been satisfying Chelsea like he thought he was, and is asking for Alan's advice since Alan is an expert at not satisfying women, it can be inferred that Alan at least had a very happy sex life with Kandi.

Lyndsey was happy that Alan chose her, but when Kandi called Alan in the middle of the night, pretending to be suicidal, she came on to him, and paparazzi took photos, which Lyndsey saw.

Alan pleaded with Lyndsey that nothing happened, but she didn't believe him. Kandi went to Lyndsey's house and explained everything.

Kandi and Lyndsey ended up sleeping together, and agreed Alan must never find out. Walden was shocked that Kandi and Alan were married, and despite being a big fan of Kandi, Alan didn't introduce him to her.

Alan and Kandi also did not discuss Charlie's death, despite Charlie being the one who introduced them. For a very short time, Alan became married to Walden.

Alan proposes to Lyndsey in the Season 12 episode " Don't Give a Monkey a Gun ", and she accepts, though she is later seen in the series' finale selling Alan's engagement ring in secret.

Alan has a brother named Charlie. Charlie is a musician, spending very little time at his piano writing jingles for commercials as well as theme songs for television.

Charlie was kind enough to let Alan move into his house without forcing rent. He completely understands the financial situation with Alan's divorce.

Charlie has also expressed dislike towards Judith. However, Alan's privileges are severely limited. Charlie has stated that the restrictions would be lifted if Alan starts paying rent, which of course he is unable to do so.

Charlie's carefree life came to an end, apparently during season 9. It is then revealed that Charlie was cremated. At Charlie's funeral, Alan is the only person who tries to say something positive about his brother.

Berta is also one of the very few to have expressed any sadness towards the loss of Charlie. From then on, Harper never really held down a regular first team place at Goodison but like Kevin Richardson , he became a vital squad player, filling in for various positions on the park when first-teamers were injured and frequently appearing as a substitute.

During his first season, Harper scored a spectacular goal against his previous club Liverpool in the Merseyside derby at Goodison. Harper was an unused substitute at Wembley and he received a cup winners medal as a result.

This was the most successful season in Everton's history and Harper played an important role as a squad player - he received both a Championship winners medal and Cup Winners' Cup medal again he was an unused substitute in the final.

The following year Everton were runners-up to rivals Liverpool in both the League Championship and the FA Cup - Harper came on as a substitute in the FA Cup semi-final against Sheffield Wednesday and scored Everton's opening goal with an audacious lob from outside the area.

Harper scored a vital and spectacular winner at Chelsea during the title run-in. Howard Kendall then left Everton to join Athletic Bilbao and a year later in Harper left Everton for Sheffield Wednesday in search of regular first-team football.

After two more seasons with the Toffees, Harper left top-flight football to play for Luton Town in and a year later he joined Burnley.

After two seasons at Turf Moor , Harper retired from professional football. After retirement, Harper went back to Everton once more in the early s as a youth coach, spending several years there before leaving in In November he was employed as a scout by Premier League side Bolton Wanderers who were looking for a number of former professionals to head their recruitment drive led by former Everton manager Colin Harvey.

In October he left Bolton to join first club Liverpool and was given a senior role under then Reds manager Roy Hodgson. Alan Harper at Soccerbase.

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