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Brolin: Goonies Role Was A 'Pain In The Ass'
8 Dec
Summary
- Josh Brolin found his early fame from 'The Goonies' challenging.
- He struggled for years to land another hit after 'The Goonies'.
- 'No Country for Old Men' revived Brolin's career in 2006.
Josh Brolin, widely recognized for films like 'Weapons' and 'Wake Up Dead Man,' began his career in the 1985 classic 'The Goonies.' While the film launched him and others, Brolin has expressed that the constant association with his character, Brand Walsh, became a burden.
Following 'The Goonies,' Brolin faced professional challenges, with subsequent projects like 'The Young Riders' not achieving lasting success. Despite working with acclaimed directors, it took years for him to secure another career-defining role, leaving him feeling defined by his childhood part.
His career was significantly revitalized in 2006 with the Oscar-winning film 'No Country for Old Men.' This success paved the way for more substantial adult roles in critically acclaimed movies such as 'American Gangster' and 'Milk,' solidifying his status as a versatile actor.
