I am so glad I have found this interview. As a longtime fan of both Sean Astin and Corey Feldman, it gives me great relief to know Feldman has a friend who has his back. I have always believed Feldman's words and I find it crappy the way people treat him. Sean Astin is a good man.
sbjkd 🤦🏼♀️ how have you gone through life NOT watching The Goonies!? Greatest movie ever. Sadly often in the $3-$5 bin at Walmart BUT that’ll make it easy for you to go find and buy and watch tonight! Lol
I met Patty Duke, McKenzie, and Sean when I was in the 7th grade! We were all, { about 40 to 50 of us } and we got into a fight with some older guys, and we ran into a house for safety! Come to find out that the house in Encino was theirs! It took me a minute to realize that we were in Patty Dukes house! She was absolutely amazing! She ran out and gave the assholes a HUGE piece of her mind! She was absolutely AMAZBALLS to say the least! She made all of us hot chocolate and gave us snacks until all of our parents showed up to pick us up! I was a huge fan of the Patty Duke show, don't ask me why, because that show had been off the air for umpteen years, but I always watched it on Nickelodeon! When Sean and Mackenzie came in, everyone was excited to see the boys, but I was ecstatic about seeing AND being in Patty's house! She signed an autograph for me, and the boys signed autographs for every single one of us! I will forever be grateful that it was her house that we ended up running to safety to! I now live in Calabasas and I see Sean from time to time! He's always been amazing and so sweet to everyone who comes up to him! That's still one of the craziest things that's ever happened to me!
I think he's a Christian which makes your comment very funny on so many levels. His language was, indeed, very Christian. You'd get answers out of a Jew faster than this (yes, that was a Jewish joke, no, I don't hate Jews just because I made a Jewish joke. That's not how jokes work).
Not true we're all lucky to have been born in such a beautiful world! Besides the chances of you being born is a million to 1! Be grateful ya silly Human!
Respect Cory. He had the balls to stand up and speak out about the child abuse happening in Hollywood before it was fashionable. Speaks to his credibility in my opinion.
Can’t believe Sean has a daughter who’s a junior at Harvard LOL seems like I just watched Goonies yesterday as an 80s latchkey kid! Astin lends a lot of credibility as Cory’s friend.
@@toots810usa6but they won’t. As long as humans have been alive and will ever be alive, there will be those who prey upon others. My daughter doesn’t feel scared or unsafe at all. I got her a pistol, spent a long time showing her how to use it, and she carries it wherever she goes. She also has 2 black belts and does weight training. Is it sad that she and I had to do that in order to make her feel safe? Absolutely. But, it’s also realistic. My daughter understands that there’s basically a 0% chance of bystanders or cops ever getting there in time to save her, and that she’s responsible for her own wellbeing when I’m not there. Saying “change the culture/I wish guys wouldn’t do this and that,” are great platitudes and pipe dreams, but they don’t accomplish anything. Criminals are much more scared of victims fighting back than they ever will be of police and punishment. Luckily, we live in a place where defending yourself is legal and encouraged. If Sean really wanted to do something about his daughter feeling unsafe, a good start would be to stop voting and throwing out support for people that want you, me, and my daughter disarmed and helpless.
I guarantee his mother had horrible things happen to her and that's why Sean was so well protected he was very lucky to have great parent's. Poor Corey didn't have good parent's so sad.
hank derbo you are one of those type who accuse people without proof and ruin their lives. really terrible thing to speculate on. wow.scarry how this thing is going to roll out if claims like ours are going to be made for vendetta .
No, we DON‘T feel like that all the time and certainly not everywhere we go. Please STOP making women helpless victims for their mere existence!!! There are certain situations that can be scary, yes, but we DO NOT feel like that all the time.
Corey has been speaking out against child abuse in Hollywood for years. He’s been ignored until recently. I hope the perversion is dealt with so children can be safe
He only started talking about it after Corey Haim died and Feldman was starting to be investigated for human trafficking himself. He could have helped Haim instead of treating him like a liar and making money off of his issues that Feldman introduced him to, Feldman gave Haim to the man who would come to abuse him knowing what would happen. Feldman could have named names at any time in his career, but he has only strung the public along.
Sean Astin seems like a good man, growing up in such a twilight zone, he seems like a nice dude. Fuck the assholes talking shit, how could anyone talk bad about Mikey? You Goonie!
I Love Sean Austin, the movie Rudy was one of my favorite movies of all times! And his mom Patty Duke was one of the absolute best actresses who ever lived!! I am so glad to see Sean is behind his friend Corey Feldman! He sounds like an awesome caring salt of the earth guy!
Sean's story about his daughter at college is exactly what I went through in college with sexual harassment. He is my hero for being there for his daughter, and talking out loud about it. My parents couldn't care less when I was terrified in the 90's for the very same abusive activities on my college campus at the University of Kansas. He seems to be a genuinely good human being.
I like that Sean is willing to accept responsibility for the way his kid feels instead of trying to shift the blame onto "rape culture". If everybody took responsibility for anything involving them the world would be a better place.
I dont see it that way. I dont agree with the whole rape culture thing, but he really doesnt bear any blame for whats going on with his daughter. The vast majority of men arent rapists. I get why the girl gets nervous and its unfair that she has to feel that way.....but it shouldnt be blown out of proportion either. Im sure many girls walk the same path she does, get cat called, and dont go into a panic about how they are about to be raped.
@@skeptischism1324 Yes it's irrational fear. She is already at Harvard living a very blessed life and yet she complains, and Sean apparently can't play the role of father so he becomes another mother.
Omg you're stupid. Rape culture is literally the idea that it is ok to force someone to have sex with you as long as you can get away with it. If you don't understand that you shouldn't even open your mouth about the subject.
If more people took responsibility for their own actions when women say " no" that would be the end of it. Rape culture is literally the voice that idiotically tells men to " keep trying ".
I met him face to face at an event called fantasycon, as did probably thousands of other people, but that's the point- even with the thousands of people he meets, he was THE NICEST guy and gave a minute of focus to me and my family along with Billy boyd. And I could tell they were so tired too but still smiled and were really kind. They were the best!🙌😍
Corey Feldman deserves to get paid for what happened to him. He has had to carry that weight for over 30 years. I have no problem with him getting 10 million dollars to name the people that abused him. On a side bar I live in Forest Grove Oregon, about 45 minutes from Astoria. I was in Astoria when they were filming Goonies. Both Corey and Sean were so nice to the other kids in town. Never once treated them like they were better than them because they were movie stars. I am 46 now and I will never forget how true and authentic both the boys were back then. Hearing their interviews now, I see those same kind boys I saw back in 1984/85 when they were filming Goonies.
💯. And some people don’t realise that there is not enough money in the world for that innocence back. After reading his book. His parents need to be charged for being the worst parents of all time. Emotional and physical abuse daily and then they stole all his money like it was there’s. And I mean all his money. Not one cent was left. Creeps.
Glad to see this. Others validating Corey's experience just makes it that much more difficult to brush off Corey's story. I hope this movement keeps gaining momentum
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I think his dad is more likely the hero. This shows Sean is a good guy. Patti duke is bipolar, had several years of instability, John astin was more likely to take up the full role of Dad & bring stability. Sean says it, dad had expectations to better himself. Once Patti worked out her mental illness, she resumed her mom role I'm sure. She was/claims to be a victim as a young actor too.
@B Me Well, I feel that way sometimes, moreso when I was younger, but I do think the media goes over board with dividing the sexes. Feeling like that even sometimes is definitely a problem, but I believe there are also a lot more good decent men out than asshole inconsiderate depraved ones.
BMe His comment is not nonsense. In my opinion the underlying issue is being considered weaker and becoming prey to others. This can happen to anyone not just women and it has throughout history. Not every man or woman wants to rape. However, just add drugs booze and that changes the equation. I can be emotionally and intellectually strong but physically I am still 115 pounds in heels walking in a parkade at midnight. B Safe not Sorry.
@Mad Media You lack compassion and empathy and you clearly show your ignorance of this issue. I never stated that men are evil or women are victims in my comment. My POINT is society as a whole can and should treat everyone better than this, especially children. The defensiveness of your statement shows your guilt, your lack of accountability towards others (everyone should be protecting and advocating for those who are vulnerable). Go and educate yourself on social injustices, gather real hard data outside of Google & RUclips before you speak on this and further more, go Grow a conscience.
Sean has a lovely personality, a caring loving sweet guy who just wants the best for he’s friends and family. U can see he genuinely cares I just love him ❤️
I love Sean Astin. He's been through a lot himself. His mother was bipolar before they called it bipolar. He suffered abuse from her. Thankfully John Astin was a great father to him. He's one of a very few in Hollywood who has survived and thrived. #Rudy #SamwiseGangi
@@anotherlittlepieceofmyart Yeah, John Astin is not his biological father. Michael Tell is. Patty Duke denied it, as she was in a very bad mental state when she met and briefly married Tell, it's likely that she didn't remember the marriage being consummated. However, Sean says he has four fathers in his life - Astin, Tell, Desi Arnaz Jr (whom many believed was his father), and his mother's last husband, Michael Pierce - and he feels very blessed. And let me just point out - he loved his mother very much. She wasn't diagnosed with bipolar disorder until the 1980s. She did the best she could to take responsibility for her past actions and reach out to both of her sons, both of whom loved her dearly and miss her.
Feldman is a scumbag. He names no one. Just digs his " best friend" up constantly. Haims own mother said Feldman was friends with the guy who got to Haim. I believe Feldman was got at too. But that's no excuse for the way he constantly drags him "friend" who's dead.
@Jules Winnfield Exactly. All the guy wanted was money for his story about fringe actors or less in the mid 80s, and an unsubstantiated story about Charlie Sheen, which may or not be true. Fuck Corey Feldman.
@@chocolatetownforever7537 my bro in law and Uncle are in the industry. Bro in law actually grew up on the sets because his dad was in the industry too. They know the people Charlie Sheen has "dated". They've worked with the man. They says he is so much worse and nastier than anything out there and have no trouble believing what Feldman says happened.
Good job Sean Astin! Good point. I feel that way in the elevators sometimes or or even walking down the street by myself by a park with a whole bunch of guys, it's nice to see a MAN who sees that and points it out especially out of Hollywood
Newsflash: Most men "see" that. What we also "see", however; that which should not be overlooked, is the sad reality that a majority of females, most in fact (particularly as it relates to casual sex) eschew the nice, respectful men , choosing, instead, to have their holes drilled by the biggest pieces of male shit on the planet. To add insult to injury many of these same females , often pretending to be contrite, will come crawling back to the aforementioned and already rejected "nice-guy" or if he should somehow not be available , another patsy- for a 'cry on his shoulder' session replete most sickeningly with the obligatory --demanded-- morale and ego boost for her. when things don't work out(surprise) with their "bad-boy". After she's through making a fool of the good-guy once again and assuming she's still not prepared "to settle down" she will head back out to fuck some more trash. Time , well past time , actually for real women to start taking responsibility for not only their OWN sexual behavior but the CONSEQUENCES that result from the choices they make vis-a-vis sex partners and stop pointing the finger of blame elsewhere @ various monsters real or imagined.
If youre standing in an elevator with me and you're uncomfortable that's on you. That's a you problem. I say that because I stand there like a log and stare at the floor.
Speaking of that 'comment bubble' ...keep it coming , so far you're batting a paltry .000 . Don't worry you'll be "safe" at home. "Hilarious" is one word for it all right; your desperate flailing away. You took so many swings and didn't manage one single hit.
mano fiske Women don’t ignore you because you are such a nice guy. They ignore you on account of you being whiny little incel who thinks women should feel obligated to fuck you.
Thank you, Sean Astin, for speaking out so clearly about the constant fear we woman live with daily. It was a dose of healing for me to hear a man acknowledge this publicly.
Welcome to My Brain some take it too far and can get really aggressive after they’ve been rebuffed. They don’t understand the line between flirting and harassment.
Sex and flirting are great for women when it's from someone they're in to. It's the sleazy overbearing men that don't know how to read body language that make us feel unsafe
I always loved you Sean. You really hit me in the heart and I have a whole new respect and sense of hope listening to you. Bless you. Your daughter is lucky.
Thank you Sean Astin for understanding how this fear translates to our world and speaking about it!!! The only way to end Violence against Women and children is to educate and advocate...
Loving Austin taking self accountability for his family and calling out what happens in the world, every day. He actual brought dignity and respect to taboo topics. I definitely feel more admiration for him as a real person, separately from fame.
I am a woman and do not and have not felt threatened by men. I live in the South where most men are gentlemen. There is the occasional jerk, but I don’t let them have the power of getting the upper hand. My daughter just graduated college and lives on her own. She lives many hours away from us. She doesn’t feel scared to live on her own. She functions normally and knows how to handle herself. She took martial arts growing up and knows how to defend herself. Everyone, male or female needs to be aware of their surroundings as not to be attacked. It can happen to anyone. There are also some very aggressive females out there these days. Anyone can be bullied, especially in college with hazing going on. I’ve seen many news reports of young college men dying of alcohol poisoning from fraternity initiations. So, it’s all parents responsibility to prepare their children, male and female for adulthood.
That hasn't always been the case. In the late 80s it started to move in that direction. However, even in the 80s sexual assault of a child wasn't discussed or even admitted too. There has long been the false belief that males cannot be sexually assaulted/raped. There has also been the "expectation" that successful women "sleep their way to the top", which began with the "casting couch" (i.e. Hollywood). If you look up some of the old Hollywood casting videos, you will see how sexually objectified those women were. While current thinking is believe the victim, that hasn't always been the case. The thinking was that was the price to be paid to be a star in Hollywood. It truly wasn't until after the movie The Accused (with Jodi Foster) that society started to believe and support victims; prior to that, the victims were put on trial. Their names, addresses and photos were published but not the alleged rapist's because what if he was innocent.
Not true at all if most people like the accused u are made fun of ridiculed even told to ignore it or it’s justified cause it’s happened to others so ur account doesn’t really matter
What a terrific guy Sean Astin is - he comes across not only as a thoroughly decent human being and a caring, loving, concerned father but also, for Corey, a genuinely good, true friend. A lot of actors are so full of themselves and don’t seem to live in the real world but Sean is a revelation. A really cool guy.
I met the son of Movie Star in the Patty Wagon where a dozen of us were plucked out of a rain storm for accepting rides as there is no covers for the bus stops on Santa Monica Blvd and was charged with people like Corey for hooking and it took 7 days to get a phone call and was plunked in front of a judge and told I would be locked up for many months unless I pleaded no context.
I work in retail. I am female. Its extremely awkward for me when men address me in a flirty manner. I want to shout “i am at my place of employment & being polite because its my job!. We are not crossing paths at a bar or night club!” In what world is it ok to speak provocatively to the clerk selling you lottery?! I dont think there will ever come a day when women arent always thinking in the back of our minds dont piss this guy off by rejecting him. You dont know how he will react.
Since he first started coming out about this he has grown a lot stronger. There is always this very vulnerable streak in him, understandably so and probably it is that that makes him so special, I think I would also feel very afraid to come out agains such powerful people, they can make us feel so powerless. But he is staying with it and I admire him for that
Everyone in hellyweird (and elsewhere) all raise millions of dollars to make a movie. Everyone just calm down about his quest for $10,000,000.00 to make a movie. Research what other movies cost to make. 10 million is chump change compared to other movies cost.
Yes, PLUS the fact that he's using it for legal, financial and physical protection as well. It's also a flexible goal, he's just aiming high. He has assured that the names will come out regardless, as he has already started doing.
He's admitted publicly that his documentary cost $300,000 to make (three hundred thousand). You can't be sued (libel/slander) for telling truth although the "truth" must be demonstrable/provable. In my opinion, Feldman is just not credible. He can't face his downfall from child (questionable) "star" and has used this to stay in the "limelight" and, in his mind, relevant. He's always been a copycat, a name dropper and a 'hanger on'. He baffles, bluffs and bullshits his way through life. How about we talk "Corey's Angels and his parties. Pity the drug abuse. It's his right and privilege because he was "abused". That's nothing but a crutch and a poor attempt at justification, for his actions and himself. And the ten million dollars is for what? At one hundred thousand dollars per year for bodyguard, that would cover 100 years! Legal challenges and lawsuits? Could never be successful if he's telling the truth. No, he's just pimping for cash to support a degenerate life. The best acting job he's ever had is the one he's doing now. It's just not convincing though. He's a POS...that's just my opinion.
Corey Feldman’s own father took EVERYTHING he owned. Corey was dead broke before he even turned 18. Think about all that money he made from all his films that his father took away from him. 10 million is nothing compared to the millions other celebrities have that I feel don’t deserve it. I’ve been a supporter of Corey his whole life. I believe him since the moment I found out about his abuse.
Thanks for speaking up,I think there's a difference between being embarrassed and being scared as he says, I've been wolf whistled at and it is really embarrassing but at the same time it feels great as I think it should
Man, crazy its been 33 years since the Goonies. Sean is in his mid 40's now? It is crazy to see him with grey hair already, also a dad of a college student.
I cannot express how appreciative I am of hearing Sean state plainly that factor that is so often overlooked by so many shitbags (showing that he obviously has a perspective and the character and makeup to understand and respond to it correctly in this sense at least), which is that people who have suffered horrible wrongs are not supposed to be considered the same as others, but have earned people holding them in higher regard; giving them greater respect and just treating them as they deserve for what they've been through.
So Thankful and Proud that Feldman finally was able to come out regarding the sexual abuse.. unfortunately, I kept my own sexual abuse for years from a Pain Doctor that rendered me paralyzed with a shot, while he molested me.. he pushed more drugs imaginable, but I just didn't put it together.. until he molested me, and my body couldn't move from the shot that he administered to me.. It took years to realize that it was Not My Fault, although it makes you feel so worthless inside, ev everyday. I cannot speak of exactly what happened, it honestly takes me right back to the day. To find out that he had done this to at least 100+ Woman is unforgivable. Now here had Run out way, emptied the entire office. And yet he still goes to homes and prescribes heavy opioids to people who do not need what he's selling.... I still fight to trust any Doctors, but it's a day by day fight for ne to feel like myself again..
Wow, gained a lot more "normal person" respect from me, by just him having actual substantial and logical input on child exposure (if you will) He is greater than just being a from child to grown up actor in my books!! This is a good guy!!!
Much respect to Sean Astin. He had what Corey didn't, loving, caring parents who watched out for him. I imagine Corey is feeling self loathing for being unable to protect himself from predators and trusting the wrong people.
I understand Sean’s daughter, but on a more extreme level as a Native American woman. I walk in public each day wondering if I will be attacked or subject to violence.
Born and raised in the PNW. The Goonies is and always will be one of the greatest movies from my childhood. Every time I watch it I am 6 years old again without a care in the world.
No not all women feel scared everywhere they go! You need to teach your daughter how to defend herself physically and with some sort of self defence tool. (Pepper spray, firearm... machete?) This guy knows nothing and wtf goes through his head around women? Sounds weird and hes not someone I'd take female advice from...
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I was completely charmed by the way he said , "yeah, Cory's my friend.". The tone and inflection stole my heart.
Yup.Good man
He stole my heart since goonies
I was his double in 50 First Dates, and he was a humble and nice guy. Good times. Also, good for Corey exposing these hollyevil bottom feeders.
Totally agree
I am so glad I have found this interview. As a longtime fan of both Sean Astin and Corey Feldman, it gives me great relief to know Feldman has a friend who has his back. I have always believed Feldman's words and I find it crappy the way people treat him. Sean Astin is a good man.
I think Sean Astin is a really nice human being.
That's what I always hear
Sam Wise the Brave! Love him!
Smoochie COYLE he's Christian from a Christian family that's why he's a good person.
You have no choice but to be a cool human being when Gomez Addams is your real dad!
Smoochie COYLE the soon of Gomez Addams and patty duke
I love that Mikey is still looking out for Mouth all these years later.
I love this reply Christy! Perfect Goonies comment!
I'm gonna cry♥️🥺😢
@sbjkd Goonies
sbjkd Sean astin's name was Mikey and Corey Feldman's name was mouth in the movie the movie Goonies. Such a good movie.
sbjkd 🤦🏼♀️ how have you gone through life NOT watching The Goonies!? Greatest movie ever. Sadly often in the $3-$5 bin at Walmart BUT that’ll make it easy for you to go find and buy and watch tonight! Lol
Sean's mother was Pati Duke who herself was abused by her managers from a young age. She made sure no such thing would ever happen to her child .
Patti Duke - She’s had pictures up each time I’ve been to the Social Security office for well over two decades now.
I met Patty Duke, McKenzie, and Sean when I was in the 7th grade! We were all, { about 40 to 50 of us } and we got into a fight with some older guys, and we ran into a house for safety! Come to find out that the house in Encino was theirs! It took me a minute to realize that we were in Patty Dukes house! She was absolutely amazing! She ran out and gave the assholes a HUGE piece of her mind! She was absolutely AMAZBALLS to say the least! She made all of us hot chocolate and gave us snacks until all of our parents showed up to pick us up! I was a huge fan of the Patty Duke show, don't ask me why, because that show had been off the air for umpteen years, but I always watched it on Nickelodeon! When Sean and Mackenzie came in, everyone was excited to see the boys, but I was ecstatic about seeing AND being in Patty's house! She signed an autograph for me, and the boys signed autographs for every single one of us!
I will forever be grateful that it was her house that we ended up running to safety to!
I now live in Calabasas and I see Sean from time to time! He's always been amazing and so sweet to everyone who comes up to him!
That's still one of the craziest things that's ever happened to me!
Wow!!! Did not know that and I've loved him since he started acting!! Amazing
@@ummmidunno8308 Does he remember you as the kids that ran into his house?
@@inexpertxennial6067 Yes... He is incredibly sweet and we have laughed about the incident on a few occasions!
Sean Astin, what a smart, compassionate, evolved person. Great to see.
I think he's a Christian which makes your comment very funny on so many levels. His language was, indeed, very Christian. You'd get answers out of a Jew faster than this (yes, that was a Jewish joke, no, I don't hate Jews just because I made a Jewish joke. That's not how jokes work).
Agreed! Thoughtful and kind.
No kidding hey?
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Sean clearly was raised right and came out of the Hollywood scene intact and balanced. Good dude.
You know you're living in a pretty shitty world when "I just got lucky" means your parents actually love you.
So many people live without having one person in their life who loves them.
He came from a showbiz family.. so he was probably off limits
wow. that's tru! had to think on that
Very true
Not true we're all lucky to have been born in such a beautiful world! Besides the chances of you being born is a million to 1! Be grateful ya silly Human!
Respect Cory. He had the balls to stand up and speak out about the child abuse happening in Hollywood before it was fashionable. Speaks to his credibility in my opinion.
Yes!
Agreed
Absolutely!
best comment
You should look into his treatment of his “Angels” other people on his crew during the touring with his band though
Can’t believe Sean has a daughter who’s a junior at Harvard LOL seems like I just watched Goonies yesterday as an 80s latchkey kid! Astin lends a lot of credibility as Cory’s friend.
A daughter in Harvard makes perfect sense for a genius like Sean 🫀
You 80's babies love to scream latchkey kid but we were doing that shit well into the 2000's. You're not special 😂😂😂
@@MaryBeth94It aint a competition kid.
Sean your are a great friend to Corey. You are a great person and friend. Keep standing up for what is right.
Thank you ! I’m glad that Sean has brought up the “lack of parental” supervision no one talks about that
how sad for corey feldman that his mother didn't protect him and make those mother fuckers pay for what they did to him
Patty Duke had a horrible experience being a child star, so it's not surprising that she protected her son from the madness.
Ev Dauss his mother was a pos and a evil human being
Cory, much like Lindsay Lohan, came from major dysfunctional parents who saw their kid as a paycheck and pimped them out to Hollywood.
Totally LACK OF PARENTAL CARE...
Everything he says about how unsafe girls and women feel is so true. I love when guys understand it.
I kno right?!
If all men would stand up and have Sean's attitude, what a different world we would live in.
@@toots810usa6but they won’t. As long as humans have been alive and will ever be alive, there will be those who prey upon others. My daughter doesn’t feel scared or unsafe at all. I got her a pistol, spent a long time showing her how to use it, and she carries it wherever she goes. She also has 2 black belts and does weight training. Is it sad that she and I had to do that in order to make her feel safe? Absolutely. But, it’s also realistic. My daughter understands that there’s basically a 0% chance of bystanders or cops ever getting there in time to save her, and that she’s responsible for her own wellbeing when I’m not there. Saying “change the culture/I wish guys wouldn’t do this and that,” are great platitudes and pipe dreams, but they don’t accomplish anything. Criminals are much more scared of victims fighting back than they ever will be of police and punishment. Luckily, we live in a place where defending yourself is legal and encouraged. If Sean really wanted to do something about his daughter feeling unsafe, a good start would be to stop voting and throwing out support for people that want you, me, and my daughter disarmed and helpless.
Wow Sean really knows how to say what he feels without pissing anyone off. Good for him. A well spoken dude.
I respect that Sean stood by Corey and blamed the parents for not being there. That was bothering me too.
I guarantee his mother had horrible things happen to her and that's why Sean was so well protected he was very lucky to have great parent's. Poor Corey didn't have good parent's so sad.
Rachelstorrersings that or he molested someone while they were sleeping and now feels really guilty about it
Rachelstorrersings "I guarantee his mother had horrible things happen to her" What the fuck is wrong with you? That's a disgusting claim to make.
+The Bad Elf it's true, read her autobiography ffs
Do you even know who his parents are?
_Call Me Anna: The Autobiography of Patty Duke_
hank derbo
you are one of those type who accuse people without proof and ruin their lives. really terrible thing to speculate on. wow.scarry how this thing is going to roll out if claims like ours are going to be made for vendetta .
Horrible, horrible things. She laid out all the gory details in her autobiography. Just a ton of unthinkable things happened to that poor girl.
No, we DON‘T feel like that all the time and certainly not everywhere we go. Please STOP making women helpless victims for their mere existence!!! There are certain situations that can be scary, yes, but we DO NOT feel like that all the time.
Word up. I don't think men really give a shit enough to holla at a woman. Not unless they're a teen, or early 20s.
I agree. Raise your girls STRONG 💪 and fearless and then they won’t attract the wrong sort in the first place.
Corey has been speaking out against child abuse in Hollywood for years. He’s been ignored until recently. I hope the perversion is dealt with so children can be safe
It’s because he lies constantly so no one takes anything he says seriously.
He only started talking about it after Corey Haim died and Feldman was starting to be investigated for human trafficking himself. He could have helped Haim instead of treating him like a liar and making money off of his issues that Feldman introduced him to, Feldman gave Haim to the man who would come to abuse him knowing what would happen. Feldman could have named names at any time in his career, but he has only strung the public along.
Sean Astin seems like a good man, growing up in such a twilight zone, he seems like a nice dude. Fuck the assholes talking shit, how could anyone talk bad about Mikey? You Goonie!
yes, you can here it in his tone of voice, awesome guy he seems
Txgurl 28. Who did u like in Stranger Thing's?
Txgurl 28 Me too. I was hoping he'd become a regular on the show.
Txgurl 28. Thank u for not ruining the show because ya, I haven't seen it all yet..
John Kaitlyn "you goonie" lmao
I Love Sean Austin, the movie Rudy was one of my favorite movies of all times! And his mom Patty Duke was one of the absolute best actresses who ever lived!! I am so glad to see Sean is behind his friend Corey Feldman! He sounds like an awesome caring salt of the earth guy!
patty duke was raped too. she told the story back at dinah shore show years ago. it happened when she was a good.
when she was a kid.
Scott Leoski..... THAT is a great movie!!!
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Party Duke had her time
Sean's story about his daughter at college is exactly what I went through in college with sexual harassment. He is my hero for being there for his daughter, and talking out loud about it. My parents couldn't care less when I was terrified in the 90's for the very same abusive activities on my college campus at the University of Kansas. He seems to be a genuinely good human being.
Unfortunately this is something men do not understand until they have daughters then the lightbulb 💡 goes off how dangerous society is for women.
Waaah! 😭
What a great human being. Thank you Sean for having Corey's back and supporting women.
I kno right?!what he said referring to his daughter I feel all dads should hear his words
I like that Sean is willing to accept responsibility for the way his kid feels instead of trying to shift the blame onto "rape culture". If everybody took responsibility for anything involving them the world would be a better place.
I dont see it that way. I dont agree with the whole rape culture thing, but he really doesnt bear any blame for whats going on with his daughter. The vast majority of men arent rapists. I get why the girl gets nervous and its unfair that she has to feel that way.....but it shouldnt be blown out of proportion either. Im sure many girls walk the same path she does, get cat called, and dont go into a panic about how they are about to be raped.
@@skeptischism1324 Yes it's irrational fear. She is already at Harvard living a very blessed life and yet she complains, and Sean apparently can't play the role of father so he becomes another mother.
Omg you're stupid. Rape culture is literally the idea that it is ok to force someone to have sex with you as long as you can get away with it. If you don't understand that you shouldn't even open your mouth about the subject.
@@Sparky6string you're an idiot
If more people took responsibility for their own actions when women say " no" that would be the end of it. Rape culture is literally the voice that idiotically tells men to " keep trying ".
I met him face to face at an event called fantasycon, as did probably thousands of other people, but that's the point- even with the thousands of people he meets, he was THE NICEST guy and gave a minute of focus to me and my family along with Billy boyd. And I could tell they were so tired too but still smiled and were really kind. They were the best!🙌😍
I have always loved Sean Astin as an actor! After watching this video I have such a greater respect for this man! This is one amazing human being!
It makes me feel very old to know that Sean Astin has a daughter old enough to be in college.
Corey Feldman deserves to get paid for what happened to him. He has had to carry that weight for over 30 years. I have no problem with him getting 10 million dollars to name the people that abused him. On a side bar I live in Forest Grove Oregon, about 45 minutes from Astoria. I was in Astoria when they were filming Goonies. Both Corey and Sean were so nice to the other kids in town. Never once treated them like they were better than them because they were movie stars. I am 46 now and I will never forget how true and authentic both the boys were back then. Hearing their interviews now, I see those same kind boys I saw back in 1984/85 when they were filming Goonies.
That abuse he’s had to carry, has made him a bad inconsiderate person. A student is only as good as the teacher. And the cycle continues.
💯. And some people don’t realise that there is not enough money in the world for that innocence back. After reading his book. His parents need to be charged for being the worst parents of all time. Emotional and physical abuse daily and then they stole all his money like it was there’s. And I mean all his money. Not one cent was left. Creeps.
Nah. Corey is a ripoff artist who just kept trying to benefit off the death of Corey Haim.
Glad to see this. Others validating Corey's experience just makes it that much more difficult to brush off Corey's story. I hope this movement keeps gaining momentum
I love Sean Astin, he's always had a high level of personal integrity.
His daughter is in college??? HOLY SHIT am I old.....
The Torrance I was thinking the same thing. I must be freaking old too.
Join the Club!! He's the same age as me and I remember him starring in "Goonies" back in grade school. Jesus time flies!!!
Kristina Romano love your 90s song pics...You must be Canadian as well...Those were well played songs here in Alberta on the radio during the 90s.....lol
The Torrance AaaWww... Thank You!! Bless Your Heart!! Actually I'm American. 🇺🇸 Raised in the Heartland of the State of Nebraska. Thank you so much for enjoying the songs I chose. I'm happy Canadian radio airwaves 🇨🇦 played and you were enjoying the same songs we enjoyed in our youth.👍😊
same here
“It’s all our failure”... great line, Sean. Way to tell it.
ohh i fucking love him, he is one of the most cheerful people i've ever seen
Thank you Corey for being so courageous to do this. God bless and protect you. You will win Corey.
He's as good hearted and loyal as Samwise Gamgee.
100% right Sean. You're awesome
His mother protected him. Nobody will ever know what she experienced.
I think his dad is more likely the hero. This shows Sean is a good guy. Patti duke is bipolar, had several years of instability, John astin was more likely to take up the full role of Dad & bring stability. Sean says it, dad had expectations to better himself. Once Patti worked out her mental illness, she resumed her mom role I'm sure. She was/claims to be a victim as a young actor too.
we all failed her, very powerful statement... he is correct as a woman we feel that all the time
@B Me Well, I feel that way sometimes, moreso when I was younger, but I do think the media goes over board with dividing the sexes. Feeling like that even sometimes is definitely a problem, but I believe there are also a lot more good decent men out than asshole inconsiderate depraved ones.
BMe His comment is not nonsense. In my opinion the underlying issue is being considered weaker and becoming prey to others. This can happen to anyone not just women and it has throughout history. Not every man or woman wants to rape. However, just add drugs booze and that changes the equation. I can be emotionally and intellectually strong but physically I am still 115 pounds in heels walking in a parkade at midnight. B Safe not Sorry.
@Mad Media You lack compassion and empathy and you clearly show your ignorance of this issue. I never stated that men are evil or women are victims in my comment. My POINT is society as a whole can and should treat everyone better than this, especially children. The defensiveness of your statement shows your guilt, your lack of accountability towards others (everyone should be protecting and advocating for those who are vulnerable). Go and educate yourself on social injustices, gather real hard data outside of Google & RUclips before you speak on this and further more, go Grow a conscience.
Sean has a lovely personality, a caring loving sweet guy who just wants the best for he’s friends and family. U can see he genuinely cares I just love him ❤️
I love Sean Astin. He's been through a lot himself. His mother was bipolar before they called it bipolar. He suffered abuse from her. Thankfully John Astin was a great father to him. He's one of a very few in Hollywood who has survived and thrived. #Rudy #SamwiseGangi
I have the impression the father has issues too
Actually there was question for many years as to wether John Astin was actually his father. It was finally answered with a DNA test.
@@tigerweedz1 I wondered cause they look nothing alike
@@anotherlittlepieceofmyart Yeah, John Astin is not his biological father. Michael Tell is. Patty Duke denied it, as she was in a very bad mental state when she met and briefly married Tell, it's likely that she didn't remember the marriage being consummated. However, Sean says he has four fathers in his life - Astin, Tell, Desi Arnaz Jr (whom many believed was his father), and his mother's last husband, Michael Pierce - and he feels very blessed. And let me just point out - he loved his mother very much. She wasn't diagnosed with bipolar disorder until the 1980s. She did the best she could to take responsibility for her past actions and reach out to both of her sons, both of whom loved her dearly and miss her.
He had great parents patty duke(mom) and gomez (dad) from the addams family hence his influence upbringing as a father.
A men.
John Astin. His Father's name is John Astin.
Omg John Astin is his dad! Wow . I love Gomez.
If I remember right John Astin wasn’t his bio dad but he was to only one he knew and loved so he always loved him as if he was.
Amazing guy, actor, dad. Highly intelligent . Just love him!
I admire his loyalty and empathy towards Corey.
Being abused as a child gives him absolute right to do whatever he thinks best per those who a used him.
Sean is a solid guy ! I’ve grown up with his movies and have always enjoyed the fact he remained so level headed.
Imagine most actors having character like this.
Feldman is a scumbag. He names no one. Just digs his " best friend" up constantly. Haims own mother said Feldman was friends with the guy who got to Haim. I believe Feldman was got at too. But that's no excuse for the way he constantly drags him "friend" who's dead.
Let's think about this: so far 3 (I think) people who accused Kevin Spacey have turned up dead. Can you blame Corey for hesitating to name names???
@Jules Winnfield Exactly. All the guy wanted was money for his story about fringe actors or less in the mid 80s, and an unsubstantiated story about Charlie Sheen, which may or not be true.
Fuck Corey Feldman.
@@chocolatetownforever7537 my bro in law and Uncle are in the industry. Bro in law actually grew up on the sets because his dad was in the industry too. They know the people Charlie Sheen has "dated". They've worked with the man.
They says he is so much worse and nastier than anything out there and have no trouble believing what Feldman says happened.
Sean Astin, is such an amazing person. I totally admire and respect him. 💖
I love Sean Astin....even more after this interview.
Sean Astin is the fucking man love that guy.
There are certain people you can look at and trust intuitively because the vibe is one of honesty and decency. Sean Astin is one of those souls.
Good job Sean Astin! Good point. I feel that way in the elevators sometimes or or even walking down the street by myself by a park with a whole bunch of guys, it's nice to see a MAN who sees that and points it out especially out of Hollywood
Newsflash: Most men "see" that.
What we also "see", however; that which should not be overlooked, is the sad reality that a majority of females, most in fact (particularly as it relates to casual sex) eschew the nice, respectful men , choosing, instead, to have their holes drilled by the biggest pieces of male shit on the planet.
To add insult to injury many of these same females , often pretending to be contrite, will come crawling back to the aforementioned and already rejected "nice-guy" or if he should somehow not be available , another patsy- for a 'cry on his shoulder' session replete most sickeningly with the obligatory --demanded-- morale and ego boost for her.
when things don't work out(surprise) with their "bad-boy".
After she's through making a fool of the good-guy once again and assuming she's still not prepared "to settle down" she will head back out to fuck some more trash.
Time , well past time , actually for real women to start taking responsibility for not only their OWN sexual behavior but the CONSEQUENCES that result from the choices they make vis-a-vis sex partners and stop pointing the finger of blame elsewhere @ various monsters real or imagined.
mano fiske We all know you hate women. Just admit it.
If youre standing in an elevator with me and you're uncomfortable that's on you. That's a you problem. I say that because I stand there like a log and stare at the floor.
Speaking of that 'comment bubble' ...keep it coming , so far you're batting a paltry .000 . Don't worry you'll be "safe" at home.
"Hilarious" is one word for it all right; your desperate flailing away. You took so many swings and didn't manage one single hit.
mano fiske Women don’t ignore you because you are such a nice guy. They ignore you on account of you being whiny little incel who thinks women should feel obligated to fuck you.
Thank you, Sean Astin, for speaking out so clearly about the constant fear we woman live with daily. It was a dose of healing for me to hear a man acknowledge this publicly.
I love this on so many levels. It's wonderful to know that his daughter has such a thoughtful Dad.
I’m so impressed with Sean talking about his daughter and his responsibility as a man and protector in the world ❤that was such an admirable statement
Guess it makes sense why he was Samwise - he basically played himself..straight up good guy
"sex is great and flirting is great" - thank you sean astin. women should not be afraid of these things. and many people are to be blamed for this.
Welcome to My Brain some take it too far and can get really aggressive after they’ve been rebuffed. They don’t understand the line between flirting and harassment.
Sex and flirting are great for women when it's from someone they're in to. It's the sleazy overbearing men that don't know how to read body language that make us feel unsafe
Or prosecuted. Some men do not respect boundaries.
But not being an object and using sex as a devise to get money and call it empowering
I always loved you Sean. You really hit me in the heart and I have a whole new respect and sense of hope listening to you. Bless you. Your daughter is lucky.
I've always respected Sean. This reinforces it. Sean, your a top guy.
Sean seems like such a sweetheart
Now an even bigger fan of Sean Astin...what an insightful, smart, compassionate guy.
This is a mighty good man! A great father, husband, friend, human being. So balanced and centered and HONEST!
Sean’s a good guy. I met him a few years ago. He really cared about what was going on with me.
What a great interview. Sean Thank You for sharing this. Your Mom was also very articulate.
I have a interview with her so long ago it is brilliant.
When he said his kid is in Harvard he was expecting the room to be blown away lol
This young man was obviously taught morals and respect and had a true balance in his life because he is so on point
wished Sean would've had a longer role in "stranger things". such a great series!!
Nice bloke ! Enjoying his performance in the new Stranger Things too.
he dies :(
He died like a BOSS. Saved everyone.
But Goonies never say die :(
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Thank you Sean Astin for understanding how this fear translates to our world and speaking about it!!! The only way to end Violence against Women and children is to educate and advocate...
GOD BLESS YOU SEAN ASTIN #SeanAstinIsTheMan
Loving Austin taking self accountability for his family and calling out what happens in the world, every day. He actual brought dignity and respect to taboo topics. I definitely feel more admiration for him as a real person, separately from fame.
Corey Feldman is right for comming forward!:)
I am a woman and do not and have not felt threatened by men. I live in the South where most men are gentlemen. There is the occasional jerk, but I don’t let them have the power of getting the upper hand.
My daughter just graduated college and lives on her own. She lives many hours away from us. She doesn’t feel scared to live on her own. She functions normally and knows how to handle herself. She took martial arts growing up and knows how to defend herself. Everyone, male or female needs to be aware of their surroundings as not to be attacked. It can happen to anyone. There are also some very aggressive females out there these days. Anyone can be bullied, especially in college with hazing going on. I’ve seen many news reports of young college men dying of alcohol poisoning from fraternity initiations. So, it’s all parents responsibility to prepare their children, male and female for adulthood.
Wait a minute why is anyone giving him crap I thought when you are sexually assaulted its believe them no matter what?
That hasn't always been the case. In the late 80s it started to move in that direction. However, even in the 80s sexual assault of a child wasn't discussed or even admitted too. There has long been the false belief that males cannot be sexually assaulted/raped. There has also been the "expectation" that successful women "sleep their way to the top", which began with the "casting couch" (i.e. Hollywood). If you look up some of the old Hollywood casting videos, you will see how sexually objectified those women were. While current thinking is believe the victim, that hasn't always been the case. The thinking was that was the price to be paid to be a star in Hollywood. It truly wasn't until after the movie The Accused (with Jodi Foster) that society started to believe and support victims; prior to that, the victims were put on trial. Their names, addresses and photos were published but not the alleged rapist's because what if he was innocent.
No one believed the Michael Jackson victims either.
@@bernzie001 was because they were after his money. That's not the case with these two boys
@@bernzie001 they have their own money and obviously it did affect them because they both were on drugs and the one killed himself over it
Not true at all if most people like the accused u are made fun of ridiculed even told to ignore it or it’s justified cause it’s happened to others so ur account doesn’t really matter
What a terrific guy Sean Astin is - he comes across not only as a thoroughly decent human being and a caring, loving, concerned father but also, for Corey, a genuinely good, true friend. A lot of actors are so full of themselves and don’t seem to live in the real world but Sean is a revelation. A really cool guy.
I like this guy :)
I met the son of Movie Star in the Patty Wagon where a dozen of us were plucked out of a rain storm for accepting rides as there is no covers for the bus stops on Santa Monica Blvd and was charged with people like Corey for hooking and it took 7 days to get a phone call and was plunked in front of a judge and told I would be locked up for many months unless I pleaded no context.
I work in retail. I am female. Its extremely awkward for me when men address me in a flirty manner. I want to shout “i am at my place of employment & being polite because its my job!. We are not crossing paths at a bar or night club!” In what world is it ok to speak provocatively to the clerk selling you lottery?! I dont think there will ever come a day when women arent always thinking in the back of our minds dont piss this guy off by rejecting him. You dont know how he will react.
Sean is so adorable. He takes after his mother so much.
Since he first started coming out about this he has grown a lot stronger. There is always this very vulnerable streak in him, understandably so and probably it is that that makes him so special, I think I would also feel very afraid to come out agains such powerful people, they can make us feel so powerless. But he is staying with it and I admire him for that
I love u Sean Astin! Always.. You are such a sweet, honest guy... Loved ya in everything!
Everyone in hellyweird (and elsewhere) all raise millions of dollars to make a movie. Everyone just calm down about his quest for $10,000,000.00 to make a movie. Research what other movies cost to make. 10 million is chump change compared to other movies cost.
Yes, PLUS the fact that he's using it for legal, financial and physical protection as well. It's also a flexible goal, he's just aiming high. He has assured that the names will come out regardless, as he has already started doing.
He's admitted publicly that his documentary cost $300,000 to make (three hundred thousand).
You can't be sued (libel/slander) for telling truth although the "truth" must be demonstrable/provable.
In my opinion, Feldman is just not credible. He can't face his downfall from child (questionable) "star" and has used this to stay in the "limelight" and, in his mind, relevant. He's always been a copycat, a name dropper and a 'hanger on'.
He baffles, bluffs and bullshits his way through life.
How about we talk "Corey's Angels and his parties.
Pity the drug abuse. It's his right and privilege because he was "abused". That's nothing but a crutch and a poor attempt at justification, for his actions and himself.
And the ten million dollars is for what? At one hundred thousand dollars per year for bodyguard, that would cover 100 years! Legal challenges and lawsuits? Could never be successful if he's telling the truth. No, he's just pimping for cash to support a degenerate life.
The best acting job he's ever had is the one he's doing now. It's just not convincing though.
He's a POS...that's just my opinion.
Way to go, Sean. What you said about women and fears is very real. And I love that you stand by Corey Feldman.
BRAVO SEAN WHAT A GREAT FRIEND YOU ARE!!! GOD BLESS YOU And COREY
Corey Feldman’s own father took EVERYTHING he owned. Corey was dead broke before he even turned 18. Think about all that money he made from all his films that his father took away from him. 10 million is nothing compared to the millions other celebrities have that I feel don’t deserve it. I’ve been a supporter of Corey his whole life. I believe him since the moment I found out about his abuse.
Sean astin is one cool dude.
As a woman, I can say I am not in fear every moment of my life. That’s ridiculous!
Thanks for speaking up,I think there's a difference between being embarrassed and being scared as he says, I've been wolf whistled at and it is really embarrassing but at the same time it feels great as I think it should
Man, crazy its been 33 years since the Goonies. Sean is in his mid 40's now? It is crazy to see him with grey hair already, also a dad of a college student.
I coached Sean when he was making Goonies. He was then and still is a great person-and I can tell you, he got a lot of that from his mom and dads
Corey coming out about this is so therapeutic for him. I’m happy for him.
What a gem. We need more Sean Astin's in the world
I cannot express how appreciative I am of hearing Sean state plainly that factor that is so often overlooked by so many shitbags (showing that he obviously has a perspective and the character and makeup to understand and respond to it correctly in this sense at least), which is that people who have suffered horrible wrongs are not supposed to be considered the same as others, but have earned people holding them in higher regard; giving them greater respect and just treating them as they deserve for what they've been through.
So Thankful and Proud that Feldman finally was able to come out regarding the sexual abuse.. unfortunately, I kept my own sexual abuse for years from a Pain Doctor that rendered me paralyzed with a shot, while he molested me.. he pushed more drugs imaginable, but I just didn't put it together.. until he molested me, and my body couldn't move from the shot that he administered to me.. It took years to realize that it was Not My Fault, although it makes you feel so worthless inside, ev everyday. I cannot speak of exactly what happened, it honestly takes me right back to the day. To find out that he had done this to at least 100+ Woman is unforgivable. Now here had Run out way, emptied the entire office. And yet he still goes to homes and prescribes heavy opioids to people who do not need what he's selling.... I still fight to trust any Doctors, but it's a day by day fight for ne to feel like myself again..
Love Sean Astin..seems like a genuine, well spoken person.
Men being inappropriate with children is DEFINITELY nothing new. It’s been a problem since the beginning of mankind.
Wow, gained a lot more "normal person" respect from me, by just him having actual substantial and logical input on child exposure (if you will) He is greater than just being a from child to grown up actor in my books!! This is a good guy!!!
Much respect to Sean Astin. He had what Corey didn't, loving, caring parents who watched out for him. I imagine Corey is feeling self loathing for being unable to protect himself from predators and trusting the wrong people.
I understand Sean’s daughter, but on a more extreme level as a Native American woman. I walk in public each day wondering if I will be attacked or subject to violence.
Born and raised in the PNW. The Goonies is and always will be one of the greatest movies from my childhood. Every time I watch it I am 6 years old again without a care in the world.
No not all women feel scared everywhere they go! You need to teach your daughter how to defend herself physically and with some sort of self defence tool. (Pepper spray, firearm... machete?) This guy knows nothing and wtf goes through his head around women? Sounds weird and hes not someone I'd take female advice from...
Sean Astin is a class act !!