Rick Moranis Makes Rare ‘Spaceballs’ Appearance

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Rick Moranis gets standing ovation as he makes rare appearance at Comic-Con for “Spaceballs 2”
The ‘Spaceballs’ sequel will be Rick Moranis’ first appearance in a live-action movie since 1997’s ‘Honey, We Shrunk Ourselves!’

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Rick Moranis ends retirement with surprise Comic-Con appearance for ‘Spaceballs 2’
Rick Moranis opens up about 'Spaceballs 2' acting return — 'It's time'
Rick Moranis met with standing ovation at 'Spaceballs' sequel Comic-Con panel
SAN DIEGO — Rick Moranis says he finally has an answer for all of the times that “Spaceballs” fans have stopped him to ask, “When are you guys going to finally make a sequel to that thing?”

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Rick Moranis Returns to Acting After Decades, Surprises Fans at Comic-Con
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SPACEBALLS: THE NEW ONE Cast Reunites at Comic-Con With Rick Moranis Surprise
Rick Moranis Gets Comic-Con Standing Ovation for ‘Spaceballs’ Return
Moranis — who last appeared on the big screen in 1997's Honey, We Shrunk Ourselves — will reprise his role of Dark Helmet in 2027's Spaceballs: The New One, his first on-screen/non-voice acting role i...

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Rick Moranis Thrills Fans With Rare Appearance at ‘Spaceballs 2’ Comic-Con Panel
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Beloved ’80s Movie Star Makes Rare Appearance, Leaves Fans Emotional

Rick Moranis received a standing ovation at San Diego Comic-Con ahead of his return to movies with 'Spaceballs The Next One,' arriving in theaters April 2027.

‘Spaceballs: The New One’ Brings Rick Moranis Back as Dark Helmet After Decades Away: “It Is the Best Decision I Ever Made”

May the Schwartz be with us. Again.

Eighties comedy icon met with standing ovation after decades away from Hollywood

Pullman, who played the Han Solo parody character Lone Starr in the original comedy, will appear in the new film alongside his 33-year-old son Lewis. Meanwhile, Brooks is set to reprise his role as Yogurt, a parody of Yoda.

The Star Wars parody is back in a big way.

Rick Moranis appeared at SDCC alongside Josh Gad to reveal new details for Spaceballs: The New One, including Mel Brooks' now CGI Yogurt and fresh Star Wars gags.