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Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom star Ke Huy Quan recently opened up about bursting into tears while filming the 1984 blockbuster – and how his co-star Harrison Ford reacted.

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This puts it ahead of the $179 million that Temple of Doom concluded its run with in 1984. Of course, were these numbers to be adjusted for inflation, Temple of Doom would still be in the lead.

Here is Indiana Jones telling me that he's gonna take care of me." After Quan's first role in the Temple of Doom, he then appeared the next year in The Goonies as Data.

It’s an almost unbelievable Hollywood story. On the Feb. 3 episode of WTF With Marc Maron, Oscar winner Ke Huy Quan looked back at his first movie, 1984's Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom.

“When we shot this sequence, I was so scared,” Quan said of a sequence where Ford’s Indiana Jones helps his character, Short Round, escape from the Temple of Doom. “And I cried.