Corey Haim: 1971-2010

Corey Haim, right, stars with Kerri Green in the 1986 film "Lucas." The Canadian born Haim broke into the film industry in 1984. On Wednesday, March 10, he died at the age of 38.

Haim is seen in character as a college student in a promotional portrait for the television series "Roomies" in 1986. The show was about a 14-year-old named Matthew who shares a college dorm room with a middle-aged man named Nick in this short-lived "Odd Couple" type sitcom.

Haim, right, collaborated numerous times with fellow actor Corey Feldman, including on 1989's "Dream A Little Dream," about an elderly couple who find themselves trapped in the bodies of two teenagers.

Haim stars in the 1993 film "Anything for Love," in which his character dresses as a girl in order to hide from the high school bullies who are tormenting him. When the disguise works, he decides to stay that way.

Haim, center, and Feldman, left, found their greatest fame in the 1987 film "The Lost Boys," about a group of teenage vampires.

Feldman, left, and Haim attend the A&E premiere of their reality show "'The Two Coreys" at Sugar nightclub in Hollywood, Calif., on July 27, 2007. "The Two Coreys" featured Haim, unemployed and single, moving in with Feldman and Feldman's wife, Susie Sprague. The show was cancelled after Haim suffered a substance abuse relapse. The final episode aired August 17, 2008.

Haim, right, appears with action star Jason Statham in a scene from 2009's "Crank: High Voltage."

Haim attends the 2009 American Film Market conference at the Loews Santa Monica Beach Hotel on Nov. 6, 2009.