THE Goonies is one of the most iconic films of the 1980s following a group of teens on the hunt for hidden treasure.
The movie was released in 1985 and starred Corey Feldman, Josh Brolin and Sean Astin.
While most of the characters were male, two female characters played a key part in the adventure, Andy and Stef.
The latter was played by Martha Plimpton, who was already a model and actor when she was cast in the film.
After The Goonies, she carried on starring in films such as The Mosquito Coast and Running on Empty.
After moving from childhood to adulthood, Martha continued to act, but in more TV projects than big screen releases.
These have included big shows such as ER, Raising Hope and The Good Wife.
Her most recent acting credits include a TV series called Generation, where she plays Megan, and A Town Called Malice, which is currently in pre-production.
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Martha previously opened up about how she felt about her career around the time of The Goonies, telling : "By nature, I have been given an odd face. My face moves and does odd things when I express myself.
"That’s not a great quality if you want to be an ingenue. An ingenue is a pretty girl who it’s easy to project your emotions and fantasies onto. I come with baggage.
"I come with muscles in my face that move when I talk in ways that I’m not conscious of. I’m not a typical romantic lead."
She continued: "At that age, in movies, I was always going to be a character actress, because of biology and my face. This turned out to be a really good thing.
"At the time, I was frustrated by it because I wanted to play lead roles and do more complicated work, and at that time, in the 1980s and partially in the ’90s, character work for women my age was nonexistent.
"I was always going to be the best friend—every line was a question."