Star Biography

Corey Feldman began his acting career at just 3½ years old when he auditioned for a McDonald's commercial — which went on to earn a Clio Award and aired for eight consecutive years. By the time he was 4, he was already filming regularly, and now, Feldman is proudly celebrating his 50th anniversary in entertainment. From a career that has garnered over 100 theatrical films — 18 of which were No. 1 at the box office — along with over 100 television appearances, five TV series, 20 U.S. tours with various bands, three Billboard Top 40 hits, multiple viral videos, and a historic "Today Show" performance that became the most-viewed musical act on the show at the time, Feldman's legacy continues to evolve.

As one of the original stars of "The Goonies," Feldman is also helping to celebrate the film's 40th anniversary by co-producing a new docuseries that chronicles the refurbishment of the iconic Goonies house — a nostalgic landmark for fans across generations. Behind the camera, Feldman has produced two documentaries as well as a feature film about his life for the Lifetime channel. He is also the author of the New York Times bestselling memoir "Coreyography."