The Goonies

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Goonies Never Say Die: Dive into Adventure with Fellow Fans

A treasure map, pirate lore, and booby-trapped caves; the Goonies race against greedy developers to save their homes. Pure adventure, camaraderie, and '80s charm collide in a quest teeming with peril and priceless gems. Iconic!

The Goonies Trivia

In "The Goonies," what is the name of the pirate whose treasure the kids are searching for? (Expert)

#1: Captain Hook

#2: Davy Jones

#3: Blackbeard

#4: One-Eyed Willy

In "The Goonies," what name is given to the hideout where the kids find the treasure map? (Genius)

#1: The Lighthouse Lounge

#2: The Pirate's Cove

#3: The Wishing Well

#4: The Secret Tunnel

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The Goonies Fun Facts

The pirate ship in The Goonies was entirely real and meticulously built, only to be demolished after filming because no one wanted it.

The actors were actually reacting to a real dead fish when Chunk finds the ice cream in the basement freezer.

The Goonies Polls

Who is your favorite Goonies character

Mikey

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Which Goonies scene is your favorite

Truffle Shuffle

Cyndi Lauper's Music Video

One-Eyed Willie's Ship

The Pipe Chamber

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Popular Characters

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Timeline Highlights ( To Fictional )

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movie_release

June 7, 1985

Release of The Goonies

The movie The Goonies was released in theaters, becoming a cult classic adventure film directed by Richard Donner and produced by Steven Spielberg.

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May 1984

Filming Begins for The Goonies

Principal photography for The Goonies began in Astoria, Oregon, marking the start of production on this iconic 80s adventure film.

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Early 1984

Casting of The Goonies Main Cast

The main cast, including Sean Astin, Josh Brolin, Jeff Cohen, and Corey Feldman, were cast for the film, setting the stage for the characters that would define the movie.

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