"He said I was a junkie and that he didn't work with junkies," Feldman said Depp told producers on the film, later adding, "Who knows what would have happened?" ...

Corey Feldman was one of the most prominent child actors in the '80's, who described the one role he was fired from that ...

Corey Feldman is shedding light on a decades-old Hollywood fallout, claiming Johnny Depp was the reason he lost out on a major role.

Corey Feldman recently appeared on Billy Corgan’s “Magnificent Others” podcast (via Entertainment Weekly) and claimed that Johnny Depp got him fired off “What’s Eating Gilbert Grape,” Lasse ...

Corey Feldman still mourns an important role that was allegedly denied to him because of Johnny Depp. Could his film career have taken a completely different path?

But yes, I was originally cast for that role.” When the Smashing Pumpkins musician asked Feldman if “they pushed him out,” the “Goonies” star began nodding before calling out Depp specifically. “[Depp ...

Corey Feldman revealed he was almost cast in "What's Eating Gilbert Grape," but lost out on the role to Leonardo DiCaprio. Feldman, now 53, said he's "still bitter" about how everything went down, ...

The '80s icon was set to play Leonardo DiCaprio's character, but per Johnny Depp's request, he was removed from the project.

Feldman would've played the disabled younger brother of Depp's character. But he lost the part to Leonardo DiCaprio, who earned a Best Supporting Oscar nomination for his performa ...

Corey Feldman has a bone to pick with Johnny Depp. While appearing on the Wednesday, March 26, episode of the "Magnificent Others With Billy Corgan" podcast, Feldman claimed he was cast for Leonardo ...

“Johnny Depp,” Feldman said ... he “was sober” when he was up for the role of Arnie. Corey Feldman at Steven Tyler’s Jam for Janie Grammy Awards viewing party on Feb. 2, 2025.

Johnny Depp is in Corey Feldman’s black book. The “Goonies” star claimed in a new interview that the Oscar nominee got him fired from “What’s Eating Gilbert Grape.” An admittedly ...