If Bette Davis can do it, so can Corey Haim...right?

In 1961, Bette Davis, down on her luck after portraying Baby Jane Hudson in the camp classic "Whatever Happened to Baby Jane," famously placed an ad in Daily Variety after she was unable to find suitable work.

The ad read: "Mother of three -- 10, 11 and 15 -- divorcee. American. Thirty years' experience as an actress in motion pictures. Mobile still and more affable than rumor would have it."

And now, following in her footsteps, the actor Corey Haim has done the same thing. You can see the ad above. Pathetic! Corey Haim is now 37 years old, but that meth face of his says he's pushing 50. Don't do meth, kids. Just look at Corey.

It should be noted that some of Haim's "films" include: "Dream Machine," "Dream a Little Dream," "Blown Away," "The Lost Boys" and "A Time to Live." Do you see a trend here? I do. Poor Corey. Davis did it so much better.