Spaceballs 2 Production Begins With Returning Cast, Star Wars Parody
Spaceballs 2 Production Begins With Returning Cast, Star Wars Parody

Spaceballs 2 Production Begins With Returning Cast, Star Wars Parody

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The highly anticipated sequel, Spaceballs 2: The Schwartz Awakens, is set for release in 2027 and has begun production, bringing back original cast members such as Rick Moranis, Bill Pullman, Daphne Zuniga, and Mel Brooks, alongside new additions like Josh Gad, Keke Palmer, and Lewis Pullman. The recently released black-and-white table read photo humorously parodies the iconic 2014 Star Wars: The Force Awakens table read image, signaling the sequel's intent to lampoon the Star Wars sequel trilogy and other pop culture phenomena. The cast photo is rich with easter eggs including nods to the late John Candy and Dom DeLuise, as well as Mel Brooks' virtual presence, highlighting the film's connection to the original 1987 comedy classic. Direction for this sequel has been handed over to Josh Greenbaum, with a script co-written by Brooks, Gad, and others, while Brooks himself reprises his role as Yogurt. The project, produced by Amazon MGM, promises a comedic continuation true to the original's spirit of irreverent parody and is eagerly awaited by fans who appreciate the blend of nostalgia and fresh satire. Despite limited plot details, the sequel's playful homage to Star Wars and its legacy positions it as a standout comedy event upon its release.

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