I told you we’d be back

It was all knocks on Marvel at the 'Spaceballs: The New Ones' Panel at Comic-Con

Spaceballs: The New One: The Teaser Poster. In theaters April 2027.

Very exciting! Judd & Michael did a great job.

Thank you so much for all of your happy birthday wishes. Honestly, I don’t really feel 100. I feel pretty good. I feel like I’m only 98!

Congratulations to the whole team at THE PRODUCERS in London for their FOUR Olivier Awards nominations! Best Revival of a Musical, Andy Nyman and Marc Antolin both for Best Actor in a musical, and Trevor Ashley for Best Actor in a supporting role in a musical. I’m so thrilled for all of you!

Mel Brooks: The 99 Year Old Man! Premieres tonight on HBO

SPACEBALLS THE TABLE READ! It’s hard to believe we’re making another Spaceballs. It’s harder to believe Mel Brooks picked us to write it. So grateful to be working with this amazing cast and crew. This is beyond my wildest dreams. It probably goes without saying, but MAY THE SCHWARTZ BE WITH YOU!

Rick Moranis officially returns to acting in first photo from 'Spaceballs' sequel table read featuring a cast reunion with Mel Brooks, Bill Pullman, and more.

My best wishes to the cast & crew for the first preview tonight at The Garrick. Go out and do do that voodoo that you do so well! @theproducerslondon.bsky.social @nimaxtheatres.bsky.social

From that day to the day he died, he was in my life and I was in his. When my wife Anne died and I was lost in a sea of misery he kept me afloat with his love and never-failing good humor. Impossible to think he won’t be calling me tomorrow.

I think I first met Alan Yentob when he came over from the BBC to interview me for an episode of ARENA titled “I Thought I Was Taller: A Short History of Mel Brooks” around 1980. He was so bright and warm and engaging, I immediately knew I had found an important friend.

Buddy was so talented and such a pleasure to work with, not to mention the fact that he introduced me to my future wife, Anne Bancroft. So, I loved his music and I loved his introductions!

So sorry to hear about Charles Strouse. I worked with Lee Adams, Joshua Logan, and Charles (who we all called Buddy) on a musical starting Ray Bolger, ALL AMERICAN, in which he wrote the unforgettable song “Once Upon A Time”.