Filmmaker and actor Mel Brooks and actor-writer Josh Gad officially announced that a sequel to the 1987 Star Wars spoof Spaceballs is officially in the works. Deadline.com reported Brooks, Bill Pullma ...

The comedy genius who has given us many laughs with his parodies of popular genres is returning with 'Spaceballs 2' ...

Mel Brooks portrayed Yogurt — a parody of the 'Star Wars' character Yoda — in his 1987 spoof 'Spaceballs,' which he is making a sequel to with Josh Gad ...

Mel Brooks, who turns 99 on June 28, is the genius behind classics including 'Blazing Saddles,' 'The Producers' and 'Young ...

Mel Brooks is a celebrated filmmaker whose unique brand of satire, slapstick, and parody is simply unbeatable. His films have left an indelible mark on the world of cinema, making us laugh for decades ...

That’s because Brooks decided to go to George Lucas for his blessing for a Star Wars parody, in the same way that he’d reached out to Alfred Hitchcock before making High Anxiety.

Spaceballs is a beloved classic, but in today's cinema landscape, I think that the sequel will need to make a major change to reach the same heights.

Spaceballs 2' Recruiting 'Thunderbolts' Star But who's going to be in the spoof sequel? When can you see it? And is Mel Brooks really coming back? Here's everything we know so far about "Spaceballs 2" ...

— Mel Brooks (@MelBrooks) June 12, 2025 The clip, which uses the classic “Star Wars” opening crawl, begins with the lines, “Thirty-eight years ago, there was only one Star Wars trilogy.

June 28, 1926, prolific filmmaker Mel Brooks, who wrote, directed, and acted in several movies filmed in the Santa ...

Mel Brooks announced that the "Star Wars" spoof "Spaceballs" is finally getting a sequel after nearly 40 years.

Mel Brooks announces ‘Spaceballs' sequel nearly 40 years after original The 98-year-old actor is set to reprise his role from the 1987 sci-fi spoof.