Cori Feldman claims that Johnny Depp was obtained from the role of “Gilbert Grape”

Corrie Feldman It sheds light on the repercussions of Hollywood contracts, claiming Johnny Depp The reason was that he lost a major role in the 1993 movie “What Is Is Gilbert Grape”.

Actor “Goalies” said that he was “originally cast” as Arnie Grape, a role that will continue to win Leonardo DiCaprio His first candidacy Oscar.

According to Korean Feldman, everything changed as soon as Johnny Depp entered the picture.

During an outright appearance on Podcast “Great others”, Feldmman, “Johnny Depp … was thrown after I was and it seemed that he whispered in the ear of the producers that he was not fond of me.”

He also claimed that Deeb told the producers Feldman “he was addicted” and that he “did not work with my addicts.”

The actor “missing children” was quick to explain that he was sober at the time.

“I was sober. I just felt sober. I just got out of rehabilitation. I turned my life,” he said before adding that he was even trying to help his close friend and colleague in the river Phoenix, who died due to an overdose outside the Depp’s VIPER ROOOM later in the same year.

Feldman admitted that he still did not watch the movie and called the missing role “a little thorn on the side.”

He said in the podcast: “If this role is not pressured, whoever knows what would have happened from that point forward.” “(But) You do not hang out for that, and go beyond them.”

He also admitted that this is the first time that the story publicly shares, admitting, “I am sure I will comment through this story.” Feldman expected that the revelation might “bother some people”, but he added, “Sometimes you have to do it.”

Elsewhere in the interview, Feldman was reflected in other major roles that retreated through his fingers.

He said that he was almost Danny Tournce in “The Shing” but he was “very small and a little smaller.”

Feldman also claimed that he was “in competition” for roles in “Titanic” and “Rans Rings”, both of whom eventually went to Leonardo DiCaprio and Elia Wood, respectively.

Cori Valdamman began his career at a very early age, as he appeared in commercials and TV programs such as “Eight Sufficient”, “Mork & Mindy” and “Cheers”. However, his move to a movie that pushed him to stardom was.

Feldmman’s outbreak with Stephen Spielberg’s production of “Gremlins”, where PETE Fountaine played. But in “The Gooonies”, where the mouth that swings became, Feldman has really become a familiar name. This was followed by prominent shows in “Stand by Me”, where he played emotionally turbulent Teddy Duchamp, and “The Lost Boys”, in which he portrayed the vampire hunter Edgar, a role that will bring him back in multiple sequences.

While Feldman’s acting profession slowed in the 1990s, he continued to appear in films, TV programs and the reality series.

He also continued a musical profession, where Corey Feldman & the Angels was formed, and released many albums, including “Love Left”, “Angelic 2 The Core” and “Love Left 2: Arm Me with Love”.

Feldman remained active in the entertainment industry, as he used his platform to defend the victims of abuse in Hollywood, which is a passionate reason for his own experiences as a child’s star.

The actor claimed that he and his close friend, the late Kori Hayim, were both victims of sexual assault at the hands of the strong men in this industry. He mentioned in the interviews and his memoirs “Coreyography” This attack had devastating effects on their lives, which leads to years of emotional distress, drug use, and in a state of halls, tragic consequences.

Feldman also said that ill -treatment was an open secret in Hollywood and that many children’s stars at the time were victims. She describes it as a “Hollywood ring for players” that beat the weak children. The actor has repeatedly claimed that his efforts to report this abuse were ignored or rejected, whether by law enforcement and those familiar with Hollywood.

In 2017, during the #Metoo wave, he launched a campaign to raise awareness and money to create a documentary that would show the truth.