Corey Feldman on Oscars Tribute to Rob Reiner

0:00It's March 27th. From Hollywood to your headphones, this is Entertainment and Celebrity News today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. Cory Feldman share his thoughts on the Oscars tribute to Rob Reiner during a recent interview with Jerry O'Connell and Will Whedon. The chat tied into the 40th anniversary re-release of their 1986 film Stand By Me, hitting theaters now. Reiner, the acclaimed director and his wife, Michele, were found dead in their California home last December in what looks like a homicide. At the March 15th Academy Awards, 17 stars from Reiner's projects took the stage for a special honor. Billy Crystal, from when Harry Met Sally introduced it, with folks like Meg Ryan, Demi Moore, and Kiefer Sutherland joining in to celebrate his legacy. Filman said he was glad the Academy recognized Reiner's great work, but he felt a bit let down that no one got a chance to speak from the heart. During the quick moment, he and his co-stars wish they could have said goodbye in their

1:01own words, and they are said, instead, they're keeping Reiner's memory alive through live reunion events and pushing the re-release to get fans back in theaters. Feldman sees this as the best way to celebrate his films one last time on the big screen. The trio's tour continues with stops in Seattle, Indianapolis, Chicago, and Portland, Oregon, giving fans a chance to relive those classic stories.