Goonies Reunion Promo for 'Love Hurts' w/ Ke Huy Quan & Sean Astin

Love Hurts Featurette
"The last time Sean and I shared any meaningful scenes together was 40 years ago on The Goonies." Yep! Universal has debuted an amusing 30-sec featurette for Love Hurts, an action comedy arriving in theaters in February coming up this week. "No matter how hard you try, you can't break up with your past." Oscar-winner Ke Huy Quan stars as an unlikely hero, a seemingly mild-mannered realtor with a dark secret he is desperate to leave behind. Marvin is pulled back into that life when his former partner-in-crime resurfaces with a message. With his crime-lord brother also on his trail, Marvin must confront his past and the history he never fully buried. The cast includes Ariana DeBose, Daniel Wu, Sean Astin, Mustafa Shakir, Lio Tipton, Rhys Darby, Marshawn Lynch, & André Eriksen. This promo video shows Ke Huy Quan reuniting with actor Sean Astin on the set of Love Hurts (aka With Love). Ke played Data, Sean played Mikey, and Jeff Cohen played Chunk, and the three of them are seen in footage hanging out and catching up some 40 years after The Goonies (which opened in 1985). A fun little video - I wish there was more of them. // Continue Reading ›

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