Josh Brolin Talks About His Professional Life Right After 'The Goonies,' And What He Learned About Being A Working Actor

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00:00Look, man, I was a, I was a kid who wasn't doing so well. And

00:03then suddenly I moved and I was forced to move. And then I went

00:06down and then suddenly I'm in the Goonies. You know what I

00:09mean? It was like, it was a different and then I thought it

00:12continued like that, but it didn't. And then you have to

00:16work, you become a working actor. But I had, I was very

00:19lucky to have a couple of mentors, you know, in my life,

00:22like acting mentors that I got to rely on and saw something in

00:26me. I didn't see in myself, but yeah, that was, that was a, I'm

00:30very lucky to have had that growing up. Were you able to

00:32bring your bike over? My motorcycle? Yeah. No. During,

00:36during the shoot? No, but I have a friend, Mr. Momoa, who has

00:40motorcycles all over the fucking world now. Okay. So I, there was

00:45a movie I was looking at doing that I thought was going to be

00:47in New Zealand. He's in New Zealand. And he was like, I got

00:50three bikes over there. I was like, great. I'll do the movie.