Spaceballs (1987)
Spaceballs (1987)


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Cast & Crew.

Mel Brooks
President Skroob / Yogurt / Director / Screenplay / Producer

John Candy
Barf

Rick Moranis
Dark Helmet

Bill Pullman
Lone Starr

Daphne Zuniga
Princess Vespa

Dick Van Patten
King Roland

George Wyner
Colonel Sandurz

Michael Winslow
Radar Technician

Joan Rivers
Dot Matrix (voice)

Lorene Yarnell Jansson
Dot Matrix

John Hurt
John Hurt

Sal Viscuso
Radio Operator

Ronny Graham
Minister / Screenplay

Jim J. Bullock
Prince Valium

Leslie Bevis
Commanderette Zircon

Jim Jackman
Major Asshole

Mike Pniewski
Laser Gunner

Sandy Helberg
Dr. Schlotkin

Stephen Tobolowsky
Captain of the Guard

Jeff MacGregor
Snotty

Henry Kaiser
Magnetic Beam Operator

Denise Gallup
Charlene

Dian Gallup
Marlene

Gail Barle
Waitress

Dey Young
Waitress

Rhonda Shear
Woman in Diner

Robert Prescott
Sand Cruiser Driver

Jack Riley
TV Newsman

Tom Dreesen
Megamaid Guard

Rudy De Luca
Vinnie

Tony Griffin
Prison Guard

Rick Ducommun
Prison Guard

Ken Olfson
Head Usher

Bryan O'Byrne
Organist

Wayne Wilson
Trucker in Cap

Ira Miller
Short Order Cook

Earl Finn
Guard with Captain

Mitchell Bock
Video Operator / Second Assistant Director

Tommy Swerdlow
Troop Leader

Tim Russ
Trooper

Ed Gale
Dink

Antonio Hoyos
Dink

Felix Silla
Dink

Arturo Gil
Dink

Tony Cox
Dink

John Kennedy Hayden
Dink

Dee Booher
Bearded Lady

Johnny Silver
Caddy

Brenda Strong
Nurse

Dom DeLuise
Pizza the Hutt (voice)

Robert Buckingham
Wedding Guest (uncredited)

Corey Burton
Dink (voice) (uncredited)

Dan Cotter
Wedding Guest (uncredited)

Brent Dunsford
Wedding Guest (uncredited)

Phil Hartman
Dink (voice) (uncredited)

Conrad Hurtt
Guard (uncredited)

Rick Lazzarini
Pizza the Hutt / Ape #2 (uncredited)

Tress MacNeille
Dink (voice) (uncredited)

Jerry Maren
Dink (uncredited)

Terence Marsh
Spaceball Drum Beater (uncredited) / Production Design

Steve McLean
Movie Crew Member (uncredited) / First Assistant Camera

Sam L. Nickens
Wedding Guest (uncredited)

John Paragon
Dink (voice) (uncredited)

Rob Paulsen
Spaceball with Comb / Dink (voice) (uncredited)

Julie Pitkanen
Self-Destruct Voice (voice) (uncredited) / Script Supervisor

Ben Pollock
Wedding Guest (uncredited)

Thomas Meehan
King Roland's Aide (uncredited) / Screenplay

Mike Washlake
Stunts

Sandina Bailo-Lape
Sound Effects Editor

Dick Warlock
Stunt Coordinator

Bill Shepard
Casting

David Rubin
Casting

Ken Diaz
Makeup Artist

Robert Latham Brown
Production Manager

John Morris
Original Music Composer

Nick McLean
Director of Photography

John Franco Jr.
Set Decoration

Lynn Stalmaster
Casting

Conrad Buff IV
Editor

Harold Michelson
Art Direction

Jeff Pescetto
Songs

Dane Farwell
Stunt Double

John J. Hawkins
Special Effects

Gary Rydstrom
Sound Designer

Randy Thom
Sound Designer / Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Ezra Swerdlow
Co-Producer

Donfeld
Costume Design

Dan Kolsrud
Assistant Director

Peter Donen
Visual Effects Supervisor

Nicholas C. Smith
Additional Editing

Dianne Wager
Assistant Art Director

Peter Kelly
Set Designer

Richard McKenzie
Set Designer

Jacques Valin
Set Designer

Camille Abbott
Production Illustrator

Dennis J. Parrish
Property Master

Michael D. O'Shea
Camera Operator

Steve Bridge
Camera Operator

Michael A. Chavez
First Assistant Camera

George Llerena
Second Assistant Camera

Tom Stern
Chief Lighting Technician

Bill Young
Key Grip

Jeff Wexler
Production Sound Mixer

Don Coufal
Production Sound Mixer

Jim Stuebe
Production Sound Mixer

Jay Ignaszewski
Associate Editor

Clarinda Wong
Assistant Editor

Debra Goldfield
Assistant Editor

Eugene Marks
Music Editor

Jack Hayes
Orchestrator

Armin Steiner
Scoring Mixer

Michael John Meehan
Location Manager

Mary Courtney
Production Coordinator

Charmaine Nash Simmons
Wardrobe Supervisor

Bruce Ericksen
Wardrobe Supervisor

Ben Nye Jr.
Makeup Designer

Melanie Levitt
Makeup Artist

Dione Taylor
Hairstylist

Peter Albiez
Special Effects Supervisor

Richard Ratliff
Special Effects

Peter Sorel
Still Photographer

Craig Boyajian
Visual Effects Coordinator

Gary Summers
Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Richard Beggs
Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Michael John Bateman
Supervising Dialogue Editor

Glad Pickering
Dialogue Editor

Ronald Sinclair
Dialogue Editor

George Simpson
Dialogue Editor
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Details.
Release DateJune 24, 1987
StatusReleased
Running Time1h 36m
Content RatingPG
Budget$22,700,000
Box Office$38,119,483
Filming LocationsArizona · California, United States · Neuschwanstein Castle, Germany
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Spaceballs is a 1987 American space opera parody film co-written, produced and directed by Mel Brooks. It primarily parodies the original Star Wars trilogy, but also of other popular franchises such as Star Trek, Alien, The Wizard of Oz, 2001: A Space Odyssey, Planet of the Apes, and Transformers. The film stars Bill Pullman, John Candy, and Rick Moranis, with the supporting cast including Daphne Zuniga, Dick Van Patten, George Wyner, Lorene Yarnell, and the voice of Joan Rivers. In addition to Brooks playing a dual role, the film also features Brooks regulars Dom DeLuise and Rudy De Luca in cameo appearances.
In Spaceballs, heroic mercenary Lone Starr (Pullman) and his alien sidekick Barf (Candy) rescue Princess Vespa (Zuniga) of Druidia and her droid, Dot Matrix (Yarnell, voiced by Rivers), from being captured by the Spaceballs, led by President Skroob (Brooks), who wants to use Vespa as ransom to obtain Druidia's air for their own planet. However, the heroes get stranded on a desert moon, where they encounter the wise Yogurt (also Brooks), who teaches Starr about the metaphysical power known as "the Schwartz". Meanwhile, Spaceball commanders Dark Helmet (Moranis) and Colonel Sandurz (Wyner) lead the search for them, but are hindered by their own incompetence.
The film was released by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) on June 24, 1987. A sequel is in the early stages of development as of June 2024.
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