Sean and Ali Astin Interview at Comic Con

Sean and his daughter Alexandra (Ali) Astin were interviewed together at the Walking Dead 10th Anniversary party at Comic Con. Sean talks about turtles and his fear of zombies. Father and daughter also talk about being geeks together, and Sean explains how he tricked his daughters into watching Star Wars for the first time.

Spike becomes Slash!

TV Guide reports that Corey Feldman will be the voice of Raphael's pet turtle Spike, which has been turned into a hulking 6' Slash after drinking some mutagen!

Last Year TV Guide Magazine broke the news of Goonies reunion on Nick's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Now we can reveal the character Corey Feldman will be playing opposite his costar Sean Astin (who voices Raphael on the cartoon) After Raphael's pet turtles, Spike drinks some mutagen, he turns into the hulking, six-foot Slash - whose gravelly voice is supplied by Feldman.  

"This is the first time we've actually added a new turtle to the mix," Feldman says. "He turns into an equally ally with the Turtles in size, stature and personality. He's the perfect companion to Raphael and they immediately become best friends." 

Feldman remains mum on plot specifics but says he has already lent his voice to two episodes (which will air in Season Two) with the promise of more to come. Reconnecting with Astin will be "a nice Easter egg for fans," Feldman says. "For those who knows the history of the Goonies and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, they'll be excited. And for the newer fans, the kids, will be excited there's a new turtle."

Sean Astin in Corey Feldman's Ascension Millennium video

Sean Astin appears in fellow Goonie Corey Feldman's new music video "Ascension Millennium." The video was filmed in one continuous take. Watch below and keep an eye out for Goonies props! Can you spot them all?



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Sean Astin in Corey Feldman's music video premiers July 1

Sean and Corey examine familiar prop!

Goonies Alums Corey Feldman and Sean Astin Team Up on Ground Breaking Music Video World Premiering on MTV

"Ascension Millennium" Set to Premiere Monday, July 1, in Advance of New Solo Album

LOS ANGELES, CA--(Marketwired - Jun 28, 2013) - positivePR -- Corey Feldman announced today that on Monday, July 1, his first music video, "Ascension Millennium" will premiere on MTV in advance of the release of his latest solo album scheduled for August. Featuring Feldman's Goonies co-star, Sean Astin, this marks the first time the two have worked on screen together in over 25 years.

The video was shot in real-time. Running four minutes and 20 seconds, it chronicles Feldman's "day in the life" journey through his world. "The trick to executing this," he explained, "was to shoot the entire video, from start to finish with no cuts and no edits. It is one live shot all the way through!"

Sean Astin to be in Corey Feldman's music video

Former Goonies Sean Astin ("Mikey") and Corey Feldman ("Mouth") have been working together quite a bit lately. First, Corey will be guesting on "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles." Next, Sean will be featured in the music video of Corey's band Truth Movement and their new single "Ascension Millennium." Here are some photos from the video shoot.

Former Goonies Corey and Sean,  posted by @TheREALSoulBro

Photos from Corey's TMNT recording session

Corey Feldman took these photos of Sean Astin during a recording session for Nickelodeon's "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" last week. Note the ghostly Corey in the background!

For more on on how Sean's fellow Goonie Corey is joining him on Turtles, see this article.

Goonies take over Turtles!

As reported by TVGuide.com, Goonie Corey Feldman ("Mouth") is joining Sean Astin ("Mikey") on the Nickelodeon animated series "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles," which airs Saturdays at 11am ET. Corey is already familiar with the reptilian franchise—he voiced Donatello in two TMNT movies in the early 90s. In fact, he had also auditioned for the new show to be Raphael, the role that Sean won. (And just to bring things full circle, Donatello is now voiced by Rob Paulsen, who was Raphael in the first TMNT show!)

"If it was anyone else I would have taken it harder, but I love Sean," said Corey, who lost the role because his voice was too "raspy." Still, executive producer Ciro Nieli promised to find a way to get Corey on the show. Exactly how he did that is still a secret.

"His role is a perfect complement to his relationship with Sean," said Ciro. "It couldn't be any better." The plan is to bring Corey back for several episodes.

 "The coolest part is it's two Goonies working together again after all these years," Corey said. "Which is crazy, because we're all such good friends."

Of course, the question arises of whether or not there will be a Goonies 2.

"It will happen," Sean said. "I'm 1000 percent certain there will be a sequel. I will bet my children on it."

Corey is more cautious. "Oh my God," he says. "I am betting no child on this matter."

Read the complete article here.

Sean and Corey at screening of The Goonies at San Diego Comic Con last July. Source

Hi-res Pics from Surprise Goonies Reunion

Sgt Pepper, Sean and Jeff ;-)

Sean introduces little Turtle sister Mae to Corey.

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Surprise Goonies reunion at SD Comic Con!

There was a surprise Goonies reunion at the Flixter's sponsored free outdoor screening of The Goonies last night, when Sean Astin (Mikey), Corey Feldman (Mouth) and Jeff Cohen (Chunk) showed up to intro the movie!

Here are a few blurry pics, plus a couple others from yesterday. More to follow!

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Photos from Q&A at Fandom Fest

Photo by Graysunrise on Flickr:

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Sean interview and Q&A from Fandom Fest in Louisville

All videos are courtesy seanastinzone.com

Sean talks evasively about upcoming projects, what he would like to see in a Goonies sequel, his brother's assistance with Vox Populi (and this is before Mack did a whole show for him!), who would win a fistfight between Samwise and Rudy, and more!

 

Sean Astin, John Rhys-Davies and Corey Feldman got together to do a Q&A where they answered each other's questions, discussed accents, told anecdotes from various movies, hinted at future projects, talked about who auditioned for what, etc.

Note: Updated 7/20/12 with better audio and video.

Sean Astin & Costars at Fandom Fest

Luke Perry

Three of Sean's former costars were also at Fright Night Film Festival Fandom Fest in Louisville last weekend: Luke Perry from the Showtime series "Jeremiah," John Rhys-Davies from "The Lord of the Rings," and Corey Feldman from "The Goonies." (Of course, all these actors are known for many more wonderful movies and shows!) I had the opportunity to talk quite a bit with all three, and they were all delightful!

The Last Empire

Sean's role as Mister Smith is one of my favorites, and I was keen to meet Luke Perry. Poor Luke had a bad cold and didn't spend a lot of time at his autograph table, but I was fortunate enough to be the first one there when he came down on Friday. He signed my copy of a 30-page mockup of the never-completed graphic novel "Jeremiah: The Last Empire," which was also signed by author Andrew Foley, and in 2009, by Sean. Luke was fascinated by the book, and I emailed the full script to his handler. You can see a few of the completed pages of the graphic novel at DrunkDuck.com.