Corey Feldman Spray light on the decades-old Hollywood outburst, claiming Johnny Depp He was the reason he lost a big role in the 1993 film. "What eats Gilbert Grapes".

The actor "Goonies" said "originally thrown" as an arnie grapes, the role that would continue to earn Leonardo Dicaprio His first oscar names.

According to Corey Feldman, everything changed after Johnny Depp entered the picture.

During an honest appearance on "Magnificent second" podcast, Feldman claims: "Johnny Depp ... He was thrown after I was and apparently whispered into the earmore producer that he did not love me."

He also claimed that Depp told the manufacturers of Feldman "was a drug addict" and that "did not work with drugs."

The actor "lost boys" quickly clarified that he was sober at the time.

"I was sober. I just got off rehabilitation." I said he had turned that he had tried to help his close friend and the fellow citizens of Phoenix, who died from the overdose from Vipe External Stock Exchange later in Viper later in the same year.

Feldman admitted that he was still not looking at the film and called the lost role "a little thorn aside."

"I didn't push away and did that role, who knows what would happen from that moment ahead," he said to the podcast. "(But) you don't hang on them, you broke them next to them."

He also admitted that this was the first time he made a public story, admitting, "I'm sure I'll hang around this." Feldman predicted that the revelation might "beg some people", but added, "Sometimes you have to do it."

Evor still in the interview, Feldman was reflected in other great roles that slipped through his fingers.

He said he was almost thrown as Danny Torrance in "Shine", but it was "a little too little and a little too young."

Feldman also claimed that "in the claim" for the roles in "Titanic" and "Economic Rings", and in the end they went to Leonardo Dicaprio and Elijah Wood.

Corey Feldman began his career in a very young age, appearing in commercials and television emissions like "eight is enough," "Mork & Mindy", "and" lived. "

Feldman's breaking came with the production of Steven Spielberg "Gremlins, where he played Pete Fountaine. But it was in "Goonies", like the mouth with the sage, that Feldman really became the name of the household. After that, they followed the performance in "Stay me," where the emotionally problematic Teddy Duchamp played, and "lost guys", in which he showed the Vampire Hunter Edgar Frog, a role in multiple sequences.

While the Feldman's career slowed down the 1990s, continued to appear in films, TV shows and series of reality.

He also persecuted the music career, forming the band Corey Feldman and Angels, and he published several albums, including "love left", "Angelic 2 core", and "LOVE LEFT 2: I bow me with love."

Feldman remained active in the entertainment industry, using his platform for advocating victims of abuse in Hollywood, because it is deep passionate about their own experiences as a children's star.

The actor claimed that he and his close friend, was late Corey Haim, were victims of sexual abuse in the hands of powerful men in the industry. It is listed in interviews and his memoir "Coreyography" If this abuse had devastating effects on his life, which led to the years of emotional distress, drugs, and, in case of haim, tragic consequences.

Feldman also said that abuse is open secret in Hollywood and that many children's stars were victims. He describes it as "Rings for the Hollywood pedophile" who was bleaching on vulnerable children. The actor has repeatedly claimed that his efforts to report this abuse neglected or rejected, and by enforcing laws and Hollywood Insiders.

In 2017. During the wave #Metoo, he launched a campaign to raise awareness and funds to create a documentary to expose the truth.