Corey Haim Net Worth , Biography Age, Family, wiki, And Life Story What was Corey Haim's net worth? Corey Haim was a Canadian star w...
Corey Haim Net Worth, Biography Age, Family, wiki, And Life Story
What was Corey Haim's net worth?
Corey Haim was a Canadian star who died in 2010. At the time of his death, he was worth $5,000. In the 1980s, when he was a teenager, Corey Haim became known for his roles in movies like "The Lost Boys," "License to Drive," "Murphy's Romance," and "Dream a Little Dream." As an adult, his job wasn't as good, and he had trouble with drugs. Corey died on March 10, 2010, when he was 38 years old. He died of bronchitis, but in the 32 days before he died, he got more than 500 pills from a doctor.
Category:
Richest Celebrities › Actors
Net Worth:
$5 Thousand
Date of Birth:
Dec 23, 1971 - Mar 10, 2010 (38 years old)
Place of Birth:
Toronto
Gender:
Male
Height:
5 ft 8 in (1.73 m)
Profession:
Actor, Film Producer, Musician, Painter
Nationality:
Canada
Early Years Of Corey Haim
Corey Haim was born in Toronto, Ontario, on December 23, 1971. Judy, his mother, was from Israel and worked as a data processor. Bernie, his father, was in sales. He also had a big sister named Cari. Haim was eleven years old when his parents split up. Haim got a half-brother named Daniel when his father got a second wife.
When he was young, Corey Haim liked a lot of different things. He played ice hockey at a high level and was picked up by a minor league team. He also liked to play the piano and gather comic books. His mother also signed him up for drama classes, but he wasn't very interested in playing and liked doing other things more. He went to North York's Zion Heights Junior High until grade eight.
Career Of Corey Haim
Haim first started going to auditions with his sister. He was soon noticed and offered parts in several TV shows. "The Edison Twins," which ran from 1982 to 1986, was his first part. In 1984, he also starred in his first full-length movie, "Firstborn." After that, he started getting more and more small parts in movies. He was in "Secret Admirer" and "Murphy's Romance" and then played the main character in "Silver Bullet." He also won a Young Artist Award for his part in "A Time to Live."
Haim got his big break in 1986 when he played the main character in the movie "Lucas" with Charlie Sheen, Winona Ryder, and Kerri Green. His work got him another nomination for a "Young Artist Award." He was in "The Lost Boys" in 1987, and Corey Feldman, who was also in the movie, became a friend. The movie was well-liked and made more than $32 million in the U.S. It is now considered a classic.
He stayed friends with Feldman, and the two of them worked together on a number of other projects. They became known as "The Two Coreys." Haim became a teen idol very quickly. He was often featured in magazines like "Tiger Beat" and "Bop." He got more than 2,000 letters from fans every week, and his signature crooked smile was well-known.
Because he was a star, Haim was introduced to drinking and drugs at a young age. On the set of "Lucas" in 1985, he started drinking, and soon after, he tried marijuana for the first time. In 1989, he said that he had finished a program for people who use drugs and then joined an effort to get teens to stop using drugs. But only a month after he got out of rehab, he put out a self-promotional movie in which he looked like he was high on drugs.
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Haim had a rough time in the 1990s. He kept working as an actor, but he always seemed to be having trouble with drugs. Because of these problems, his boss, Brooke McCarter, finally let him go. Haim was hired to play in a number of straight-to-video movies, and his friend Feldman directed one of them. Feldman had to fire Haim, though, because he kept taking drugs.
In 1997, Haim filed for bankruptcy. At this point in his career, he wasn't getting many or any auditions or film parts. He tried to get back into the business in 2000 with the thriller film "Without Malice," but Haim's frequent health problems made shooting and making the movie hard. In 2001, his mother found him asleep at his home in Los Angeles. He stayed in the hospital for two weeks. He kept trying to get clean and went to rehab more than 15 times. After a few trips to the hospital, he became dependent on prescription drugs.
In 2007, he worked with Feldman on "The Two Coreys," a reality show that showed Haim living at Feldman's house. But shooting had to stop when Feldman got upset with Haim's drug use and said he wouldn't talk to him until he got clean. Then, the show was stopped. Later, they got along again.
Personal Life
Haim went out with several actresses and other people, but he never got married. From 1987 to 1990, I went out with Alyssa Milano. Then, he went on and off with Lala Sloatman for a few years. Later, he started dating Nicole Eggert, and they got engaged. In 1996 and 2000, he was also briefly engaged to Holly Fields and Cindy Guyer. Then he went out with Tiffany Shepis. They got engaged but finally broke up.
Haim said on "The Two Coreys" that as a young player on the set of "Lucas," he was sexually abused. After a number of scandals, Charlie Sheen was named as the person who was said to have abused the woman. Feldman made a documentary called "My Truth: The Rape of 2 Coreys" in which he talked about some of the terrible things that he and Haim went through as young actors.
Death Of Corey Haim
Haim's mother found him not moving in their house on March 10, 2010. At the hospital, they said he was dead. He was 38 years old. In Haim's autopsy report, pneumonia was listed as the cause of death. However, it was later found that Haim had been taking dangerously high doses of prescription drugs, which also added to the circumstances of his death. About twenty doctors were asked to testify about Haim's death because he went from doctor to doctor to get more medicines filled. After a private Jewish burial service, he was laid to rest in Maple, Ontario.
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