'Goonies' star shares life-changing diagnosis that finally made everything make sense

"I'm actually a late diagnosis ADHD, like millions of others. It was actually a huge relief to be diagnosed," she said. "So many little things fell into place and made sense that hadn't made sense before."

Plimpton walked the red carpet at the premiere of the HBO Max miniseries, "Task," which she stars in alongside Mark Ruffalo, wearing a necklace reading, ADHD. She told Page Six that she is "not ashamed" of her diagnosis and is "glad to be sharing my ADHDness with the world."

"If it happens it's great, that would be wonderful," she said. "And I hope it's a success, and I hope whatever happens, everybody is happy."

"The trepidation that I have is that you release something else that taints that. I don't want to taint what my memory of it (is), you know what I mean? It's like, 'Oh, we came out with another' and then the Goonies grew up and then they came out with their walkers and then they fell off a cliff because they couldn't see very well. What are you going to do? I don't know."

Spielberg and Chris Columbus wrote the script for the original film, with Columbus also returning as a producer on the sequel. According to Brolin, "there's been five scripts so far through the years" that Spielberg has not approved of.