Jon Cryer, globally known for playing Alan Harper in CBS show Two and a Half Men, has still been cashing on it even after years of it release.

The 61-year-old has been a long-time co-star of Charlie Sheen and August T. Jones on the popular American comedy series first aired in 2003.

It has been over a decade since the series ended, but it made a fortune to Cryer.

In an interview, the Due Date actor called the show, “money-making machine.”

Jon opened, “The series continues to be a machine that generates an absurd amount of money. But that doesn't come so much from residual rights. Although residual payments still represent a considerable amount, most of it comes from the fact that, over the years.”

Two and a Half Men is still generating a good amount of money for the actor due to his ownership stake in the series.

He added, “I've managed to secure a percentage stake in the series. It's incredible not to have to worry about rent every month. The earnings from the series have completely transformed the way I handle things in my day-to-day life. Today, I seek out jobs that truly bring me joy.”

After the departure of Charlie from the show, Ashton Kutcher joined Jon as Walden Schimdt, an internet billionaire who buys the house after Charlie’s death.

Created by Chuck Lorre, Two and a Half Men continued to air till 2015 and was wrapped up with 12 seasons.