Mark and Me Podcast Episode 2: Corey Feldman
Oct 6, 2016
Corey Feldman, a beloved star from iconic '80s films like The Goonies and The Lost Boys, opens up about his colorful career and the music that keeps him thriving. He shares insights on spirituality, detailing his personal journey and how it influences his work. Feldman discusses his latest album, Angelic 2 the Core, and the exciting collaboration with Snoop Dogg on the single 'Go For It.' With a focus on nurturing young talent and maintaining authenticity in a challenging world, he inspires a hopeful outlook for the future.
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Forced Into Fame As A Child
- Corey Feldman says he never wanted to be an actor and was put into the industry by his parents at age three.
- He calls his childhood acting career a kind of child slavery rather than a chosen path.
Career As Peaks And Valleys
- Corey describes his film career as waves of peaks and valleys rather than a single peak era.
- He views continued creative projects (films, producing, music) as recurring peaks throughout his life.
Work Intensity Behind 80s Sets
- Feldman enjoyed working with fellow child actors and respected directors but emphasizes the long, hard hours on set.
- He recalls six-day, 12-hour work weeks that made film sets demanding, not playtime.
