In an exciting turn of events for fans of the beloved 1985 adventure comedy “The Goonies,” news has emerged regarding a fresh take on the classic film. Disney Plus is set to launch a new series titled “Our Time,” which will not be a sequel but rather a unique reinterpretation. The show will follow a group of aspiring filmmakers aiming to remake the original film shot for shot on a limited budget, adding a modern twist to the nostalgic tale.

As we anticipate this new series, let’s take a moment to reflect on the original cast and their journeys since the film’s release. Sean Astin, who portrayed Mikey, is now 51 and has starred in significant titles like “The Lord of the Rings” and “Stranger Things.” Josh Brolin, cast as Brand, has become a household name, known for his role as Thanos in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and recently starred in the thriller “Outer Range.”

Jeff Cohen, who played Chunk, has shifted careers, leaving acting to become a founding partner at an entertainment law firm. Meanwhile, Kerri Green, who played Andy, continues to act and direct, with her last role in the 2012 drama “Complacent.” Jonathan Ke Quan, who depicted Data, made a notable return to acting in the acclaimed film “Everything Everywhere All at Once” after years as a stunt coordinator.

Martha Plimpton, now 51, has maintained a steady career with recent appearances in the comedy series “Sprung.” Tragically, some cast members are no longer with us; John Matuszak, who played Sloth, and Mary Ellen Trainer, who portrayed Irene Walsh, have passed away, leaving a legacy of memorable performances.

As we await the premiere of “Our Time,” it’s a perfect opportunity to revisit the charm and adventure of “The Goonies,” which continues to inspire generations. With its original cast members leading diverse and fascinating careers, the nostalgia surrounding the film remains strong, and the upcoming series promises to reignite interest in this classic tale.