LOS ANGELES, CA. (THECOUNT) — Actor Corey Feldman is telling his story in upcoming documentary “Truth: The Rape of Two Coreys.”
Feldman has been threatening the release of the documentary for years and it looks like he is nearly finished with it, according to a new interview.
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Feldman has alleged for years that there is an underground Hollywood pedophile ring, which goes up to the highest executives on the food chain, and he believes the entertainment industry is trying to keep it under wraps.
Feldman claims he has had two death threats within the last 6 months.
Netflix, Truth, and Lifetime (who put out the 2018 Two Coreys movie and the Surviving R. Kelly doc), all passed on working with Feldman on The Rape of Two Coreys.
“The fact that they passed was shocking,” Feldman says, which makes sense. HBO took on Leaving Neverland, the Michael Jackson documentary, and they have been threatened many times over the past few months with legal action from the Jackson estate. However, it appears HBO did not want to work with Feldman either.
A representative for Feldman has just announced that the actor has found a partner to get the ball rolling. Feldman has been a champion for the rights of children in the entertainment industry for decades and finally seems like he is ready to come forward with his whole story, which involves his best friend Corey Haim, reports MovieWeb.
“Corey just signed a deal with a company who is financing finishing touches of production and will be handling worldwide distribution. It is projected that the release of the film will take place in the fourth quarter of this year.”
Feldman has been threatening to release the name of the person who raped Corey Haim for at least seven years now. Every time he has been close, he later stops and claims it’s too risky for him to do so without protection. The protection he is referring to is legal and physical.
Feldman’s wife says, “People want to kill him,” while Judy Haim, Corey’s mother, claims the actor is making things up. Judy calls him “sick” and says he’s only trying to “destroy my son’s history, his image, his memory…”
After defending Michael Jackson for years against his sexual assault accusers, Feldman has changed his tune as far as listening to the victims. After watching Leaving Neverland, he realized the King of Pop treated him in a very similar manner as he did Wade Robson and James Safechuck in terms of the grooming process. Feldman maintains Jackson never touched him inappropriately, but did say that the documentary caused him “to have concerns.”