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 ...

Spaceballs lampooned numerous sci-fi films, like Aliens and 2001: A Space Odyssey, but Star Wars was always the central target.

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 ...

As of this past June, the sequel was confirmed for a theatrical release by 2027, and most unexpectedly, Bill Pullman, Rick Moranis, and Daphne Zuniga will return in the roles of Lone Starr, Dark ...

Today, the idea of a Spaceballs II coming, presumably, right around the 40th anniversary of the original film and the 50th birthday of Star Wars itself seems perfectly natural.

Thunderbolts* star Lewis Pullman is set to join his father, Bill Pullman, in the long-awaited sequel to Spaceballs. We also have confirmation that Daphne Zuniga will be back as Princess Vespa ...

Mel Brooks' 'Spaceballs' put a comedic dent in the sci-fi genre when it crashed onto the space-opera scene in 1987. Now, prequels and sequels later, it's back.

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

While it will no doubt be a while before there's any kind of full trailer for "Spaceballs 2", an announcement teaser was released spoofing the "Star Wars" screen crawl and featuring Brooks.

One of the best gags in the classic Mel Brooks spoof Spaceballs is actually born from a conversation with George Lucas.

Star Wars, Star Trek, The Wizard of Oz, Rambo, Planet of the Apes, and Alien To keep everything is the same place, let's see if we can remember the references to the more obvious sources.

Spaceballs, which bowed back in 1987, famously lampoons popular science fiction films of the time (namely the Star Wars franchise) with references to both Star Trek and Alien also featured.