The Lost Boy Finds His Way

Twenty years after Corey Haim and Corey Feldman met on the set of Lost Boys, they are reuniting, but for their new A&E TV series, The Two Coreys. To celebrate his return, Corey Haim was on hand (literally) at Planet Hollywood in New York City for a hand print ceremony. 'I wanted to show people who I am.' Corey told OK! about doing the reality show. 'I have nothing to hide. All of my stuff is out there anyway; it's been out there for years.' Ever the Hollywood heartthrob, Corey said, 'I hope this gives me a whole other group of fans, hopefully younger.' Though his other half was not on hand for the ceremony, the two will be meeting up next week when they head to Vancouver, Canada, to start filming the much-awaited Lost Boys 2. He may have remained tight-lipped on whether Kiefer Sutherland or Jami Gertz are signed on to LB2, but he told OK!, 'I can tell you two for sure, maybe four.' As for another season of The Two Coreys, he explained, 'We'll see, but I'd love to. Corey, he's my bro and Susie is like my sister. It was a very cool environment for me to film, and I get to film with my best friend. We also have major fights, but we are brothers. The magical thing about it is that we never parted ways fully.' And these two were ever the troublemakers. Now 35, with years of experience behind him, he offered advice to young Hollywood, 'Just don't waist all your years like I did. Just get off now, have fun, be smart. It's a lot easier said than done, but all I can say is to encourage them to get help immediately. It's good to get help. Everyone needs a little bit of help.' As for Corey who went bankrupt in 1997 and had his own personal battle with drugs, he tells OK!, It's one day at a time for me.'Alisandra Puliti