Anne Ramsey (September 1, 1929 – August 11, 1988) was an American actress who is probably most famous for her roles as Mama Fratelli in Richard Donner's The Goonies, and as Mrs. Lift, the mother of Danny DeVito's character in Throw Momma from the Train. Ramsey was born Anne Mobley in Omaha, Nebraska, the daughter of an insurance executive and a descendant of Pilgrims. She attended Bennington College and became interested in the theatre. She...
Mama Fratelli wants Jake to go into the tunnel that the goonies went down but...
Ma Fratelli yells at Mikey for a third time to stay to the right of the stair...
Ma Fratelli starts to force Mouth and Stef to walk the plank onboard the pira...
The Fratellis come across the remains of Chester Copperpot and notice his wal...
The Fratelli's have captured Chunk and they're forcing him to tell the truth ...
Chunk is freaking out in the old restaurant and he has a bad feeling about th...
Ma Fratelli scares the boys inside the restaurant when they go inside.
Ma Fratelli turns to her son and mentions that they have uninvited guests.
Ma Fratelli tries to get on Sloth's good side by makng excuses for the way sh...
Ma Fratelli starts up a blender and threatens to start using it on Chunk unle...
Mama Fratelli is driving the getaway car with her son's Jake and Francis.
The boys overhear the Fratelli's talking about a dead federal agent while the...
Mouth starts mouthing off to Ma Fratelli and places orders for Italian food, ...
Mama Fratelli is forcing Chunk's hand into a blender because she doesn't thin...
Ma Fratelli grabs Mouth's face, laughs, then pulls out her switchblade knife.
Jake looks through Chester Copperpot's wallet and he doesn't have any cash wi...
Mama Fratelli is following the goonies tracks so that they can capture them a...
Ma Fratelli notices the broken glass from the water cooler in the basement.
When Mikey lays out a plan to escape the Fratellis, Ma Fratelli chimes in fro...
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