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

“I was that child who saw ‘Spaceballs’ before I ever saw ‘Star Wars’ and then wondered why anyone would do a dramatic remake of the Mel Brooks classic,” he wrote on X.

Mel Brooks has announced his personal involvement in a sequel to his Star Wars spoof, Spaceballs. The 98-year-old comedy legend co-wrote, produced and directed the original 1987 satire.

The studio made the announcement on June 12. Brooks, who directed and starred in the original 1987 “Star Wars” and sci-fi genre parody, will also be a producer.

Lewis Pullman is set to join the cast of the upcoming Spaceballs 2, where he will play the son of his real-life father Bill Pullman’s character, Lone Starr. Yesterday, 98-year-old comedy legend ...

Brooks co-wrote, produced, directed and starred in the original 1987 satire. He is set to reprise his role as Yogurt, a parody of wise Star Wars character Yoda.

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 studio made the announcement on June 12. Brooks, who directed and starred in the original 1987 “Star Wars” and sci-fi genre parody, will also be a producer.

Brooks, who turns 99 in just a matter of days, will pull double duty as a producer of the movie and return as his beloved character, Yogurt - a parody of the "Star Wars" character Yoda.

His 1987 parody of "Star Wars" entitled "Spaceballs" is almost empirically dumb, but it's also very funny. In that movie, Brooks plays a Yoda parody named - again, with wonderful dumbness - Yogurt.

Mel Brooks’ camp classic is finally getting a follow-up. Deadline has confirmed that the Brooks-directed 1987 Star Wars sendup Spaceballs will get “A Non-Prequel Non-Reboot Sequel Part Two but ...