Sean Astin (born February 25, 1971) is an American film actor, director, and producer better known for his film roles as Mikey Walsh in The Goonies, the title character of Rudy, and Samwise Gamgee in the Lord of the Rings trilogy. In television, he appeared as Lynn McGill in the fifth season of 24. Most recently, he provided the voice for the title character in Disney's Special Agent Oso. Astin was born Sean Patrick Duke in Santa Monica,...
Sam tugs on the rope, the knot loosens and falls to the ground in front of them.
Frodo lies spent on the slope of Mount Doom. Sam takes him in his arms.
Mouth wants to go check out the old stuff in the attic with the other goonies.
Mikey feels like he is getting closer to Willy's treasure as they walk throug...
Gollum calls Sam a liar and Sam attacks him.
Mikey notices Mouth drop a picture frame, then inspects it closely.
Mikey is looking though Copperpot's bag and he finds sticks of dynamite.
Mr. Walsh tears up the papers to foreclose on the house after Rosalita finds ...
Data is with the goonies in a tunnel and he wants to set booby traps for the ...
Mikey and Brand see their parents after the long treasure hunt.
Sam looses sight of Frodo and stars calling him frantically. When Frodo doubl...
Frodo looks up from Sam's lap, barely able to speak.
Having subdued Gollum, the Hobbits are keeping him captive. He complains endl...
As everyone is ready to go up the wishing well rope to safety, Mikey reminds ...
Mikey wants to continue down into the tunnel to go after Willy's treasure ins...
Sam busts into the room with his fist up, Pippen and Marry by his side. Arago...
Mikey pulls out his treasure map as he heads down into the basement of the re...
Frodo's compassion for Smeagol, understanding what the Ring has done to him, ...
Mikey knows that the tunnel to Willy's treasure starts beneath the restaurant...
Mikey was having a moment with Willy before the rest of the goonies showed up...
Mikey reminds Chunk that he has told some big lies in the past.
Mikey and the goonies get stuck in one of Willy's traps on their way to findi...
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