#theshwartz

[jbeaverton]

How I really feel about #maythe4th .... #lol #spaceballs #lonestar #theshwartz https://www.instagram.com/p/B_xBN_MnP3E/?igshid=ncpwazz8l5e

[jawaman77]

#StarWars #TheShwartz https://www.instagram.com/jawaman77/p/BxGUUp7gVpq/?igshid=pvgbdeb2jz7b

[sci-ficollective]

Spaceballs When Brooks developed Spaceballs, he wanted his parody to be as close to the original Star Wars as possible. Even though the Yogurt character (Mel Brooks) mentions merchandising in the film, Brooks' deal with George Lucas on parodying Star Wars was that no Spaceballs action figures be made. According to Brooks, "[Lucas] said, 'Your [action figures] are going to look like mine.' I said OK." Brooks also had Lucas' company handle the post-production, saying, "I was playing ball with the people who could have said no." Lucas later sent Brooks a note saying how much he loved Spaceballs and that he "was afraid [he] would bust something from laughing". Pullman got the part of Lone Starr when Brooks and his wife Anne Bancroft saw him in a play—he had never seen Star Wars prior to filming. Brooks had been unsuccessfully trying to sign on big-name actors such as Tom Cruise and Tom Hanks for the film. Pullman said, "I think [Mel] was hurt that they didn't take him up on it ... but then it attract[ed] two of the big comics at that time: John Candy and Rick Moranis. Once that was secured, then he said, 'Heck, I'll get somebody nobody knows!' And I got a chance to do it." Zuniga initially found Brooks' film parodies "too crass and not too funny", but after working with Brooks, she said, "I have this image of Mel as totally wacko and out to lunch. And he is. But he's also really perceptive, real sensitive in ways that make actors respond." #spaceballs #scifi #ScienceFiction #parody #theshwartz #film #movie #starwars https://www.instagram.com/p/BtdFy7zgfqY/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=ueyvtxnmprtd

[fotografikia]

Please let this be true. #spaceballs #theshwartz #ludicrousspeed #goingovermyhelmet