Goonies Star REVEALS Why She Only Watched It ONCE! You Won't Believe It!

Martha Plimpton, known for her role in the iconic 1985 film "The Goonies," has revealed a surprising fact: she's only watched the movie once since its release! In a recent interview with People, Plimpton, 54, explained her lack of interest in revisiting the beloved adventure film.

"Nope. I don’t watch it," Plimpton stated. "I’ve seen it once, and that’s good. I don't know what to tell you," she added with a laugh. This revelation might shock fans who have watched "The Goonies" countless times over the years.

However, Plimpton does have a soft spot for another project from her past. She admitted to revisiting the 1989 dramedy "Parenthood," which she starred in alongside Steve Martin, Joaquin Phoenix, and Keanu Reeves. "A few months ago I was curious to watch ‘Parenthood,’ and I did," she said. "That’s a really lovely movie."

Despite her reluctance to rewatch "The Goonies," Plimpton happily reunited with her former co-stars at Awesome Con in Washington, DC, earlier this year. The convention brought together several members of the cast, including Corey Feldman, Kerri Green, Robert Davi, and Joe Pantoliano. While Josh Brolin, Ke Huy Quan, and Jeff Cohen were absent, the reunion was a treat for fans of the classic film.

Plimpton's career continues to thrive, with recent roles in the HBO series 'Task'. While she may not be nostalgic for "The Goonies," her contributions to cinema remain cherished by audiences worldwide. It seems some stars prefer to leave their iconic roles in the past, focusing on new and exciting projects.

Why Doesn't She Watch It?

Plimpton didn't elaborate on *why* she only watched it once, leaving fans to speculate. Perhaps she prefers to remember the experience of filming rather than re-watching the final product. Whatever the reason, her stance is certainly unique!

What's Next for Martha Plimpton?

Keep an eye out for Martha Plimpton in upcoming projects. While she may not be reliving her Goonies days, she's sure to deliver captivating performances in the future.