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<em>Goonies</em> Coming To Broadway?
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Jaya Saxena
Published Nov 14, 2010
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In an interview with Hollywood Reporter, Cory Feldman announced that both Steven Spielberg and Sean Astin want to reunite for a Goonies sequel. But more importantly, Goonies could be coming to Broadway! Feldman said, “They are talking about doing a Broadway musical and I know [Goonies director] Richard Donner is really behind that...If they did it, I would be open to doing something. I mean, I don’t think I could play Mouth at this point in the game, I’m a little old to be playing a kid. But I would be open to maybe the Fratelli brothers or something." We can't wait until the Truffle Shuffle dance number.
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