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Mel Brooks, 100, insisted on filming ‘Spaceballs’ sequel scenes first due to his age
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The movie is set to be released in theaters on April 23, 2027.
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"Spaceballs: The New One" reunites Mel Brooks, Rick Moranis and Bill Pullman while adding Keke Palmer and Lewis Pullman to the sequel's cast.
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Mel Brooks, 100, asked ‘Spaceballs’ team to film his scenes first due to age
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Mel Brooks, 100, insisted on filming ‘Spaceballs’ sequel scenes first due to his age
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Mel Brooks, 100, insisted on filming ‘Spaceballs’ sequel scenes first due to his age
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