Joey Pantoliano was extremely open about battling depression outside Madeo last night -- and then dropped what could be the most exciting and/or depressing news ever: there might be another "Goonies."
Good luck gettin' Josh Brolin -- but we hear Corey Feldman's slate is wiiiiide open.
Filed under: Wacky & Weird
1. What good would this movie be without the original Sloth? The dude that played him (John Matuszak) died of heart failure in 1989.
Posted at 7:38PM on Sep 30th 2008 by 18visions85
2. Corey Feldman placed that item, didn't he?
Posted at 8:19PM on Sep 30th 2008 by Misplaced Texan
3. So help me god they better not ruin the Goonies with a sequel like they've been doing with old movies lately!!!!!!!
Posted at 2:11AM on Oct 1st 2008 by Your name:
4. actually josh brolin is among the cast according to movieweb.com. I think it will be a good family movie, and kids will enjoy it
Posted at 8:05AM on Oct 1st 2008 by dcarlson01
5. I love Joey Pants.
Oh, Ralphiie!
The Sopranos just weren't the same after you left.
Damn, why do I find you so sexy?
Posted at 12:04PM on Oct 1st 2008 by Mozzie
6. Wow, a celebrity that actually has a mind. He has a great point about self-medicating. And as a sufferer of depression, I am glad to see him open about it instead of it being a dark secret or something to be ashamed of.
Posted at 2:53PM on Oct 1st 2008 by Jezebelle
7. I loved The Goonies when it was originally released. Kerri Green is so yummy.
If they make a sequel I hope they don't mess it up.
Posted at 10:58PM on Oct 2nd 2008 by dege
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