Spaceballs 2: Mel Brooks Sequel Confirmed for 2027
- A sequel to the 1987 comedy spoof is planned for 2027, marking the original film's 40th anniversary.
- The declaration cleverly referenced the numerous sequels and spinoffs that have emerged since the first Spaceballs movie lampooned Star Wars.
- Josh Gad, who is involved in the new Spaceballs movie, shared his enthusiasm on Instagram.
Mel Brooks Announces ‘Spaceballs’ Sequel for 2027
Mel brooks is bringing back Spaceballs. A sequel to the 1987 comedy spoof is planned for 2027, marking the original film’s 40th anniversary. Brooks revealed the project in a video, humorously acknowledging fan expectations.
The declaration cleverly referenced the numerous sequels and spinoffs that have emerged since the first Spaceballs movie lampooned Star Wars. The teaser highlighted the expansion of franchises like Star Wars, Dune, Jurassic Park, and Avatar.
Josh Gad, who is involved in the new Spaceballs movie, shared his enthusiasm on Instagram. He expressed his lifelong love for Spaceballs, noting its impact on his view of the science fiction genre. Gad said he is excited to work alongside Mel Brooks on the sequel.
Josh Greenbaum, known for directing Strays and Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar, is set to direct. Cast details remain unconfirmed. The original Spaceballs cast included John Candy and joan Rivers, who have since died, but Brooks, Bill Pullman, and Daphne Zuniga are still living.
Rick Moranis, who played Dark Helmet, has been on hiatus from acting since 1997. While rumors circulate about his potential involvement, nothing has been confirmed. Moranis has done voice work and made occasional appearances as his Bob and Doug McKenzie character.
What’s next
As the project develops, further announcements regarding casting and specific plot details for the Spaceballs sequel are anticipated. Fans eagerly await news about the return of familiar faces and the direction of this comedic venture.