Ke Huy Quan Reunites with Goonies Costars -- And Would Be 'So Happy' to Do a Sequel (Exclusive)

The cast of the 1985 classic reunited on Monday in Hollywood, as Ke Huy Quan -- who played Data in the Richard Donner flick -- had his hand and footprints immortalized in cement in front of the TCL Chinese Theater, timed with the release of his new movie, Love Hurts.

On hand to celebrate the honor for the Oscar-winner were fellow costars Josh Brolin (AKA Brand), Corey Feldman (AKA Mouth), Jeff Cohen (AKA Chunk), Kerri Green (AKA Andy) and screenwriter Chris Columbus.

Speaking with TooFab after the ceremony about the "incredible" honor bestowed upon him, Quan was beside himself over who showed up to support him.

"Christopher Columbus, who without, there's really no Goonies, he wrote the incredible screenplay," he began. "Then with Josh, Jeff, Kerri -- who flew in from New York! -- and Corey. Even seeing Chris there and Josh giving a speech and just talking about me, I couldn't control my emotions."

When asked about possibly doing something together again onscreen, like a sequel, Quan made it clear he would 100% be down to step into Data's slick shoes once again.

"You should have asked Chris when he was here!" he joked, of Columbus. "Honestly, I love that movie so much. It's one of the greatest adventures of my life."

"I would be so happy to revisit that character and, of course, go on another Goonies adventure with my fellow Goonies, that would be amazing!" he exclaimed.

While fans probably shouldn't hold their breath for a true sequel, they can at least be happy knowing there's a mini-Goonies reunion in Quan's upcoming movie, Love Hurts.

The film, starring Quan as a former hitman drawn back into the business, features an appearance from Sean Astin -- who played Mikey back in the day -- while Cohen also made a visit to set during filming.

"It was incredible to share the screen with Sean again after so many years. In fact, when we shot our scenes together that day, Jeff Cohen -- as you know, Chunk from the Goonies -- also came to visit," Quan told TooFab. "So it was a nice little reunion that we had. For me, personally, I was quite emotional to do this with Sean and I'm so grateful to him because I didn't think anyone could play [his character Cliff] ... other than him."

The Academy Award-winner celebrated his Chinese Theater honor with a number of his costars throughout his career, including Brolin, who took the stage to say a few words about his relationship with Quan.

"You have that Midas touch my friend, and you have it because you have that heart of gold that you've always had," Brolin said of Quan's career.

He also read out a letter that was written to Quan from Steven Spielberg, who was asked to be at the ceremony in Los Angeles, however was unable to attend due to a vacation.

"I'm proud of you for your meteoric rise as a child, and then your second meteoric rise as a grown up and believe me, very few of us get two bites of that apple," Brolin read from Spielberg's letter.

Spielberg first cast Quan in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, turning him into a child star at the age of 12.

Love Hurts, costarring Ariana DeBose, hits theaters Friday, February 7.