Ke Huy Quan Celebrates ‘Love Hurts’ Premiere with Goonies Reunion
In a nostalgic turn of events, Ke Huy Quan, alongside several of his co-stars from the classic 1985 film The Goonies, celebrated the hand-and-footprint ceremony and the premiere of his latest action movie, Love Hurts, at the TCL Chinese Theatre in Hollywood on February 3, 2025.
Goonies Reunion: A Nostalgic Touch
Quan, along with co-stars Corey Feldman, Josh Brolin, Kerri Green, and Jeff Cohen, and director Chris Columbus, gathered for the event. Ke Huy Quan reflected on the gathering, stating, “I had an incredible ‘Goonies’ reunion this morning.” The cast had previously connected virtually during the COVID pandemic for fundraising purposes.
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Sequel Speculations: The Future of Goonies
The conversation naturally turned to speculation about a potential sequel to The Goonies. Ke Huy Quan admitted that he is frequently asked about the possibility of a sequel. “It’s one of the most asked questions in my life,” he shared. “I would love for it to happen.” Feldman also expressed his openness to the idea, saying, “All I can say is, get us all together.” He added that during a previous attempt a decade ago, he and Sean Astin had worked on a sequel concept that they tried to pitch to Richard Donner.
Corey Feldman detailed, “Sean and I worked really hard on this, and it was a really great idea.” However, their efforts were hindered by Donner’s vision for the sequel. “He wanted to make it small, about the characters—more of a film about these people and where they are now,” Feldman explained. Despite the setback, the cast remains open to the idea. “Everybody is looking good. Sean’s looking good. Josh is looking good. We’re all looking good still, and we’re all alive. Goonies never say die… There’s hope,” Feldman concluded.
Goonies on Screen: A Cast Reunion
The Goonies saga continued in Love Hurts as Sean Astin joined Ke Huy Quan in this action-packed film. Stories from the set abound, suggesting a warm and memorable collaboration. Ke Huy Quan attended the premiere of Love Hurts alongside a host of other stars, creating a star-studded event at the TCL Chinese Theatre.
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Additional highlights from the event include a appearance bydlind David Leitch, Kelly McCormick, André Eriksen, Mustafa Shakir, Lio Tipton, Cha-Lee Yoon, Marshawn Lynch, Guy Danella, Jonathan Eusebio, Can Aydin, Daniel Wu, Phong Giang, and more. These actors brought a vibrant energy to the red carpet, showcasing a diverse cast that celebrated the film’s success.
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Notably, Ke Huy Quan and Marshawn Lynch formed a significant portion of the event’s spotlight, basking in the fanfare and media attention. Their presence highlighted the enduring impact of Love Hurts and the ongoing appeal of Ke Huy Quan’s roles.
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The ‘Love Hurts’ Premiere: A Roll Call of Stars
The premiere of Love Hurts featured an impressive lineup of celebrities and industry professionals. Notable attendees included Kelly McCormick and David Leitch, who brought their star power to the event. The gathering further emphasized the film’s merit and the high regard in which it is held by the entertainment industry.
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Additional attendees such as Linda Phan, Drew Scott, Echo Quan, Jenna Johnson, and Valentin Chmerkovskiy contributed to the star-studded lineup. Their presence at the event underscored the film’s significance and the anticipation surrounding its release.
