Ke Hai Quan showed that he would be open to repeating his Goonies character data. While All Everywhere All at once the actor was unable to confirm that a second film would be made, he spoke about the numerous scripts written for a possible sequel.
During an interview at the Golden Globes on Tuesday (as first reported by Deadline), Quan revealed that he had long dreamed of repeating it. Goonies role. “I really don’t know if Goonies 2Kuan said at the awards show, where he won Best Supporting Actor in a Musical or Comedy, “but I’m ready to go back to that character.” In the original film released in 1985, Kuan played James Bond fanatic and hobbyist, gadget maker Richard “Data” Wang. During an interview, Quan admitted that he thought reprising the role would get his acting career back on track. “I wanted [a sequel] happened when I was young. I thought I would need it to get back into my career.”
Quan revealed that a sequel to the ’80s hit has been in development for over three decades, but a number of issues have forced him to shelve it. “For the last thirty-odd years we have tried to make Goonies 2Kuan said before admitting that the sequel won’t be as successful as Goonies. “We had a lot of scripts, but none of them matched the original.” In addition, the actor admitted the death of the director of the original film, Richard Donnerwhom he called “Captain [their] ship” meant that a sequel would be inappropriate. In June, a spin-off of the film was announced, Nowadayswill be promoted on Disney+, with Gale Berman as a producer.
Before GooniesQuan starred opposite Harrison Ford in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (1984) as Pickpocket Turned Bodyguard, Short Round. Due to the lack of opportunities in the film industry, Kuan has starred in several television series, including Together we will stand like Sam and Head of class as Jasper Kwong, where he was listed as Jonathon Quan. Now he’s set to star in the second season of the Disney+ series. Lokiand play a major role in Electric state nearby Millie Bobby Brown and Chris Pratt after receiving his first acting award for Everything is everywhere.
The late Donner director and producer Steven Spielberg, Goonies tells the story of a group of misfit teenagers living in the seaside town of Astoria, Oregon, known as “Thug Docks”. The group discovers a treasure map belonging to the seventeenth-century pirate One-Eyed Willy, which they hope to use to save their homes from foreclosure. Unfortunately, a family of criminals who want the treasure for themselves soon give chase. Along with Kuan, the film starred Sean Astin, Josh Brolin, Jeff Cohen, Corey Feldman, Kerry Green, Martha Plimpton, Ann Ramsey, Robert Davy, Joe Pantolianoand John Matuszak.
For a little nostalgia, check out the official trailer Goonies below:
Source: Collider
