Born on July 16, 1971, Corey Feldman spent his early years in Reseda, California with parents Bob and Sheila along with two brothers and two sisters.  Feldman was only three years old when he started filming commercials for McDonalds and Welch's grape juice.  He appeared in close to 80 commercials when he was still a child.

Feldman got his movie career started in 1979 when he appeared in the movie "Time After Time."  But it wasn't until 1985 when he got a role in the hit movie "The Goonies," that his career really took off.  The next year, Feldman received rave reviews for his performance as an emotionally troubled youth in the hit movie "Stand By Me."

Feldman was than teamed up with Corey Haim and the duo produced hit movies such as The Lost Boys, License to Drive, and Dream A Little Dream.  Feldman's last well known movie was when he co-starred with Tom Hanks in the 1989 hit "The Burbs."

In 1989, Feldman also married actress Vanessa Marcil, but their marriage crumbled after only a few years due to Feldman's subsequent drug abuse and arrests.  During this time, Feldman's voice was used for Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle Donatello in the first and third movies.

In 1992, Feldman record his first music CD on which he sang and wrote most of the songs.  Also during this time Feldman was still making movies, but none of which were major hits.  In 1996, Feldman received his most widely scene role in years as Caleb in the movie Tales from the Crypt: Bordello of Blood.

Feldman married his girlfriend Susie Sprague in October of 2002.  MC Hammer conducted the ceremony and Feldman performed a few songs at his wedding with guest vocals from MC Hammer and Vince Neil.

Most recently in January 2003, Feldman will be appearing in the television show, "The Surreal Life."  Feldman along with several other celebrities will share a house in San Fernando Valley.  They will be able to go to their normal daily activities but will be followed by a camera crew and will come together each evening at the house.