Visitors from around the world are gathering in Astoria to visit iconic movie locations and meet other fans for the cult classic's 40th anniversary.

Connelly joined “The Jake and Spike Show” on KIRO Newsradio to discuss progress with some lifelong Goonies fans ... the film’s original art director—known for his work on major ...

Its appeal to those who love the movie, *** piece of art. That oh by the way, you can also live in and don't expect too much me time, Jordan miller warns the owner will meet *** lot of movie fans.

After years of struggling with the home's legacy, the owner of The Goonies house made a big sale. The iconic Astoria, Oregon, home sold in November 2022 for $1.65 million to entrepreneur and Goonies ...

known as “The Goonies” house, allows fans of the cult, coming-of-age movie inside. The restored private residence with cinematic significance and views of the Pacific Ocean meeting the ...

A dedicated fan of “The Goonies” is looking to bring new life to one of the film’s essential locations nearly 40 years after the movie premiered in 1985. That fan is Kansas businessman ...

It may have opened in theaters back in 1985, but fans’ passion for “The Goonies,” the Oregon-filmed adventure, is an example of the movie’s “never say die” catchphrase. For years ...

"The Goonies," has been overwhelmingly positive, especially as the new owner of the 126-year-old house has made it clear he's thrilled to welcome fans of the movie who want to see the home.

"Big news!" James P. Connelly shared on The Goonies Fan Page March 6, "I’m thrilled to share with this fan page first — that I’m leading the restoration of the iconic Goonies House in Astoria!

Since the film's release, Goonies fans from all over the world have flocked to Astoria for a chance to see the iconic house. In 2023, the home was sold to Goonies super fan Behman Zakeri for $1. ...

The house came with drama, however, with the people in a neighboring house putting up a sign that reads "Goonies Not Welcome" shortly after Zakeri's arrival, a nod to the steady stream of fans who ...