In honor of the just-announced Spaceballs 2, here are 12 behind the scenes stories of the original Spaceballs. As wild The ...

Spaceballs is coming back to parody Star Wars and more almost 40 years on with a Josh Gad led sequel The writers of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem and Detective Pikachu are penning ...

The Mel Brooks film Spaceballs is a cult classic and a fan favorite; it’s a shame the film didn’t resonate more with critics.

However, the best part of the Spaceballs 2 news isn't the jokes, it's the news of who will be in the movie. Deadline reports Bill Pullman, who starred in the first film as Lone Starr, will be back ...

As excitement continues to build for a comedic and nostalgic return to the universe of Spaceballs, here’s everything we know so far about the long-awaited sequel, Spaceballs 2.

The Schwartz will be with us again. Mel Brooks will reprise his “Spaceballs” role as Yogurt in the upcoming sequel to the hit 1987 “Star Wars” spoof that will be released in theaters.

Spaceballs 2 will feature original cast & humor; nostalgic fans expect Star Wars parody to continue. Sequel's title should pay off 30-year-old joke by reflecting Hollywood's nostalgia trend.

The Schwartz is still strong in comedy legend Mel Brooks − and now, returning with even greater power. Amazon MGM Studios announced that Brooks, 98, will reprise his role as the Yoda-like Yogurt ...

Spaceballs 2 is not only still coming – it’s well underway. Co-writer and star Josh Gad just gave an update on the belated sequel during an interview with Forbes.

Spaceballs 2 has officially found its Lone Starr and Dark Helmet — once again. On June 12, Amazon MGM Studios revealed that Spaceballs 2, the sequel to Mel Brooks ' Star Wars spoof film ...

Ffrom pitching Spaceballs 2: The Search for More Money within the original Spaceballs to titling his 1981 sketch comedy film History of the World, Part I, despite having no plans for a sequel, it ...

Spaceballs 2 will feature original cast & humor; nostalgic fans expect Star Wars parody to continue. Sequel's title should pay off 30-year-old joke by reflecting Hollywood's nostalgia trend.