Eighties child star Corey Feldman is livid that Corey Haim, his best friend and co-star in teen classics like The Lost Boys, was conspiciously missing from the annual In Memoriam tribute at Sunday’s 2011 Academy Awards.
On Tuesday, The Los Angeles County Coroner’s Office issued a report detailing its findings in the death of ’80s child star Corey Haim. The coroner has ruled that Haim died of natural causes arising from complications after a bout with pneumonia — not a drug overdose, which was suspected in the days and weeks after Haim’s passing.
Officials in California say a suspect in custody in connection with a prescription drug fraud case has been linked to the death of 1980s teen star Corey Haim. Attorney General Edmund G. Brown Jr. previously told CNN Headline News that Haim may have obtained thousands of pills from numerous doctors in the last year with the help of the drug ring.
Corey Feldman has inked a tribute to his late best friend Corey Haim on his arm. Haim — who died of a suspected heart aliment last week — was laid to rest on Tuesday. As a tribute to his frequent co-star, Feldman took time out of mourning Haim to have a replica of the departed actor’s 222 emblem tattoo etched on his own arm.
He tells People.com, “On the day of his funeral I felt like I should mark him on my body forever. Now we’re matching.”
On his Official Blog Tuesday, actor Corey Feldman penned an open letter to his late friend and frequent Corey Haim — who was laid to rest in Toronto. Haim died of a suspected heart aliment in his Los Angeles apartment last week. Feldman, who shot to fame starring alongside Haim in a string of classic ’80s teen films including The Lost Boys and License to Drive, entitled the post “A Letter for the Grave… (an open letter to Corey Haim).”
In it, Feldman says “nobody will understand the brotherhood” he and Haim shared.
“I miss you so much already,” Corey writes. “When I think of something funny I don’t know who to tell it to. I find myself trying to call you but then remember your not there. I think about the new movies we will soon be doing together and then suddenly realize [sic] that the dream is over.”
CLICK HERE To Read Feldman’s Full Open Letter To Corey Haim….