Corey Feldman & Brooke Castile

Star of hit films such as The Lost Boys, The Goonies and Stand By Me, Corey reveals that his biggest fear is hurting himself. 

“I have no fear when it comes to confrontation… but when it comes to a paper cut I’ll cry all day!" he admits. "I have a very low threshold for pain I am a little wimpy when it comes to that stuff. I really am scared of hurting myself.” 

“I’m excited, I’m looking forward to the opportunity and the challenge,” Corey continues. “I want to make sure I do a good job and I don’t screw up. I would be so amazed if I come out of this having this brand new gift. However, I also think it’s quite possible I will fail miserably and end up flat on my face!”

On the day her younger brother was born in 1993, Brooke began skating on the frozen canal in her grandmother’s backyard, aged just seven.

In 2002, Brooke started pairs skating with her long-time friend Benjamin Okolski. The duo went on to win 10 medals, including gold at the 2007 U.S. National Championships.

After the 2007 Nationals, Brooke and Ben were invited to perform with Champions on Ice and took part in NBC’s Skating Spectacular along with legends Brian Boitano, Dorothy Hamill and David Pelletier.

In May of 2010, Brooke and Ben retired from competitive skating and Brooke now coaches and choreographs for pairs skaters in Detroit. If she had not become a skater, Brooke says she would loved to be a stylist or a sports agent.