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Corey Feldman’s Famous ‘Dream A Little Dream’ Jacket Stolen Again

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Corey Feldman, the former child star, has expressed his frustration as his studded leather jacket from the movie “Dream a Little Dream” was stolen again during a recent performance. The incident occurred during his gig in New Jersey, where the jacket was taken from backstage.

Key Takeaway

Corey Feldman’s famous studded leather jacket from “Dream a Little Dream” has been stolen for the second time. With sentimental value and a significant role in Corey’s performances, the jacket holds immense importance for him. Corey is offering a reward for any information or leads that can help him recover the jacket.

This theft has deeply affected Corey Feldman as he considers the jacket a “sacred artifact” from his life. It holds sentimental value as it reminds him of his late friend, actor Corey Haim. Corey is not only angry but also feels saddened and hurt by this audacious act.

The History of the Jacket

This is not the first time the jacket has gone missing. In 2011, it was stolen while Corey Feldman was at the House of Blues in L.A. Luckily, it resurfaced years later at a flea market in Boston, only to find its way back to Corey.

A Desperate Search for Answers

This time, the jacket was stolen from Homestead Bar & Kitchen in Morristown, NJ. Corey Feldman is determined to retrieve it and is offering a $1,000 reward for any information regarding the incident or the current whereabouts of the jacket.

A Piece of Cinematic History

The jacket, which has been featured in movies such as “Dream a Little Dream” and “The ‘Burbs,” as well as in a guest appearance on “Married With Children,” holds significant importance for Corey. He has worn it during every one of his performances, making it an integral part of his stage presence.

It is truly unfortunate that Corey will be without the jacket for his upcoming gig. Fans will now miss out on the opportunity to experience this iconic piece of cinematic history.