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It's been nearly 40 years since audiences last entered the comedic world of Mel Brooks' zany Spaceballs. But as most of the comedian's longtime fans are sure to know, the wait for an official ...

Josh Gad has revealed Spaceballs 2 has finished filming. The sequel to director Mel Brooks’ 1987 sci-fi parody flick entered production in September, and Gad - who stars in and is the co-writer and ...

If there is one parody movie that has cemented itself as a cult classic within the genre, it’s “Spaceballs.” Riffing off “Star Wars” and utilizing every parody comedy trick in the book, “Spaceballs” ...

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When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. It’s a great picture with a lot of fun references. There’s what looks to be a Spaceballs ...

Amazon MGM Studios announced Thursday that Spaceballs 2, the long-awaited sequel to the 1987 sci-fi comedy and Star Wars parody, is now in production. The studio also released a behind-the-scenes ...

Production finally seems to be ramping up on the highly anticipated Spaceballs sequel. But will Rick Moranis be reprising his role in the new sci-fi parody? According to a new image from Amazon MGM ...

May the Schwartz be with them. The “Spaceballs 2” cast was confirmed Thursday as Amazon MGM Studios shared a photo from the upcoming sequel’s first table read. The picture confirms Rick Moranis (Lord ...

Rick Moranis will make his return to acting alongside Mel Brooks, Bill Pullman, Keke Palmer and others for the "Spaceballs" sequel. Production is officially underway, Amazon MGM Studios says. It’s ...

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