In 1987, Spaceballs came out in theaters. A satire of the Star Wars franchise, it didn't pull in a ton of money but became a cult classic years later on home video, where little kids like me ...

There have been several Star Wars films since the release of Spaceballs in 1987. Presumably, this would give Mel Brooks and company lots of material to work with if they ever made a sequel.

Spaceballs 2: Son of original star set to join cast for sequel to Star Wars spoof - Bill Pullman played Lone Starr, the spoof’s equivalent of Han Solo, in the 1987 comedy classic ...

With Star Wars: The Force Awakens now in theaters, we’ve seen lots of Star Wars jokes and spoofs over the past week. Many of them have come from late night hosts, and others have been hilarious ...

When Spaceballs first hit theaters in 1987, Brooks had his comedic sights set on George Lucas' original Star Wars trilogy, which had concluded just a few years earlier.

Mel Brooks, who helmed the classic “Star Wars” parody “Spaceballs,” has not returned to the franchise since his 1987 feature. And at a pitch meeting for the “Spaceballs” sequel, it was ...

Star Wars has given birth to an insane number of parodies, from Robot Chicken and Family Guy to 'Chad Vader' and Keith Lemon. But one of the first, and some would say the best, is Mel Brooks' 1987 ...

Mel Brooks reveals which 'Spaceballs' star cost him ‘a lot of money’ on set The EGOT winner is presenting the 'Star Wars' parody at the Turner Classic Movies Film Festival ...

However, this Spaceballs/Star Wars mashup, appropriately titled Spaceballs: The Schwartz Awakens, is basically the one mashup I didn’t realize I needed, but now I see it is everything I’ve ...

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Spaceballs 2 is being produced by Amazon MGM and will premiere in theaters in 2027. It has been jokingly dubbed by the studio as: “A Non-Prequel Non-Reboot Sequel Part Two but with Reboot ...

Mel Brooks, who helmed the classic “Star Wars” parody “Spaceballs,” has not returned to the franchise since his 1987 feature. And at a pitch meeting for the “Spaceballs” sequel, it was up to producer ...