Corey Feldman ‘Devastated’ After Being Left Out Of Oscars Tribute To Rob Reiner
As Hollywood prepares to honor the late director Rob Reiner at this year’s Academy Awards, one of the actors from one of his most beloved films is reportedly upset about being left out of the spotlight. According to the…

As Hollywood prepares to honor the late director Rob Reiner at this year’s Academy Awards, one of the actors from one of his most beloved films is reportedly upset about being left out of the spotlight.
According to the New York Post, Corey Feldman is frustrated after learning he is not expected to participate in a tribute planned for Reiner during the 98th Oscars on March 15, per a report from the Daily Mail.
Feldman famously portrayed Teddy Duchamp in the 1986 coming-of-age classic “Stand by Me,” a film widely associated with Reiner’s career as a director.
But insiders say Feldman has not been included in the tribute lineup despite other actors from the movie reportedly being asked to appear.
According to the report, several of Feldman’s former co-stars are expected to take part.
Actors Jerry O’Connell and Wil Wheaton — who also appeared in “Stand by Me” — have reportedly been invited. Meanwhile, stars Meg Ryan and Billy Crystal



