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

Mark Hamill has said that George Lucas never considered killing off any of the main characters in the original 'Star Wars' ...

Wherever one falls on that inclusion, overall, Gilroy understandably has bragging rights for his work: “Andor” currently has ...

Mia Goth is joining Ryan Gosling in a galaxy far, far away. The actress, perhaps best known for A24’s “X” trilogy, will join ...

Mel Brooks is officially returning as Yogurt, the gold-faced mystic Yoda-esque figure, in the forthcoming Spaceballs sequel, ...

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Even the Wizard of Oz wasn’t safe from Mel’s cutting comedy, with the actor having co-written, produced and directed as well as playing two characters. The as-yet untitled sequel will see the return ...

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 vi ...

Deadline reports that “Spaceballs 2” will feature some familiar faces from the 1987 film, including Bill Pullman as the Han Solo-esque Lone Starr and Rick Moranis as the goofy villain, Dark Helmet.

This time he’ll just be acting, though, with Josh Greenbaum ( Barb and Star Go To Vista Del Mar) directing from a script by ...

Mel Brooks has announced his personal involvement in a sequel to his Star Wars spoof, Spaceballs. The 98-year-old comedy ...