Earlier this month, Corey Feldman told People that he was separating from his wife, Courtney Anne Mitchell.
“We have been through so much together and still have much love and respect for each other,” Feldman said. “There is no one to blame. This is a case of life becoming really hard, Courtney dealing with health issues, and two people who have grown apart and now find themselves at a crossroads.”
Well, the rumor mill started spinning like crazy, so the actor addressed the rumors on social media. “I MEAN REALLY?!? IS THIS THE BEST U GUYS GOT? NOW IM GAY?? OK SO THEY DONT JUST START A FRESH RUMOR THEY ALSO DIFUSE IT ONLY 2 JUXTAPOSE IT WITH ANOTHER BY STATING EVEN THOUGH IM NOT GAY I MUST HAVE LEFT COURTNEY BECUZ SHES BEEN SICK! NO! THATS AN OUTRIGHT LIE!!!” He added, “I SEPARATED FROM HER BCUZ WE HAD GROWN DISTANT IN RECENT MONTHS. WE R TAKING A BREAK! NO DIVORCE HAS BEEN FILED. THE REASON SHES NOT ON #LOVERETOURS23 IS DUE 2 HER ONGOING HEALTH ISSUES.”
The couple got engaged in November 2016 and then got married a week later.
Back in 1985, the Goonies took over the big screen, and they have won the hearts of kids ever since then. That is why the love of the movie will never die.
So over the weekend, Corey Feldman, Josh Brolin, Ke Huy Quan, Keri Green, Jeff Cohen, and bad guy Robert Davi reunited to honor their late director Richard Donner.
Seeing them all together makes me wish they would finally make a sequel. This way, us, kids at heart, can feel like kids all over again with them.
Next week, The Goonies turns the big 3-5. In honor of that anniversary, Sean Astin, Corey Feldman, Jeff Cohen, Ke Huy Quan, Josh Brolin, Kerri Green, and Martha Plimpton reunited today to talk about the movie that still has a giant cult following.
So much so, Adam F. Goldberg dedicated two episodes from his sitcoms to it. One on his Fox show Breaking In and the other on his ABC comedy The Goldbergs. You can say he is a huge fan. How huge? He revealed, “For the last 9 years I’ve been secretly writing PART 2 for fun. It’s my masterpiece. I even had a big meeting scheduled with Richard Donner… canceled ’cause of the lockdown! THE GOONIES 2 WILL happen when life resumes. Promise!!!”
If anyone could write a sequel that is loyal to the original, it is him. I hope Donner takes that meeting as soon as he is allowed to take meetings again. Who doesn’t want a Goonies 2? And who doesn’t want it from someone who really idolized the original film?
I know it is a little premature, but let’s all do the Truffle Shuffle in honor of this most excellent news.
