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100-year-old Mel Brooks lands at Comic-Con for 'Spaceballs' sequel
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100-year-old Mel Brooks lands at Comic-Con for 'Spaceballs' sequel

Mel Brooks, now 100 years old, made an appearance at Comic-Con in San Diego to promote the upcoming sequel to his 1987 film 'Spaceballs.' Although Brooks did not attend Hall H, the convention's largest venue, he recorded a humorous message for fans. The sequel, directed by Josh Greenbaum, is scheduled to release in April 2027. Original cast member Rick Moranis returned after a 30-year absence to reprise his role as Dark Helmet and received a standing ovation. Other cast members including Keke Palmer and Lewis Pullman also participated in the event. The Comic-Con runs through July 26.

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100-year-old Mel Brooks lands at Comic-Con for 'Spaceballs' sequel

Mel Brooks, now 100 years old, made an appearance at Comic-Con in San Diego to promote the upcoming sequel to his 1987 film 'Spaceballs.' Although Brooks did not attend Hall H, the convention's largest venue, he recorded a humorous message for fans. The sequel, directed by Josh Greenbaum, is scheduled to release in April 2027. Original cast member Rick Moranis returned after a 30-year absence to reprise his role as Dark Helmet and received a standing ovation. Other cast members including Keke Palmer and Lewis Pullman also participated in the event. The Comic-Con runs through July 26.

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