Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Legendary actor Rick Moranis will be making his return to the big screen for his first live-action role in nearly three decades.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. However, the reported return of legendary comedic actor Rick Moranis as the Darth Vader spoof Dark Helmet by Deadline pushed this ...

After a three-decade hiatus, Rick Moranis will return to the big screen for the 2027 sequel to the 1987 'Star Wars' parody 'Spaceballs' ...

Rick Moranis is making his return to acting in the forthcoming Spaceballs sequel! The 72-year-old star — who famously played Dark Helmet in the 1987 space-opera spoof film — will reprise his role in ...

It has been almost 30 years since Rick Moranis last graced the silver screen, an absence that has left fans eager for his return. Now, the beloved 1980s A-lister could soon be back in front of ...

May the Schwartz be with them. The “Spaceballs 2” cast was confirmed Thursday as Amazon MGM Studios shared a photo from the upcoming sequel’s first table read. The picture confirms Rick Moranis (Lord ...

Rick Moranis has officially returned to movie acting for his first major live-action role since 1997. On Thursday, Amazon released the first photo from the Spaceballs sequel table read featuring ...

Thirty-eight years after the "Spaceballs" sci-fi parody was released, Rick Moranis is making his return to acting to star in its sequel, "Spaceballs 2." Moranis will resume his role as Dark Helmet, ...

We’re not sure if there’s a Christmas in the Spaceballs universe, but if there is, it’s probably today. Hot on the heels of creator Mel Brooks making the news of a sequel official, a new report ...

30 years on from quitting Hollywood Rick Moranis is back, starring in the newly named sequel Spaceballs: The New One. Moranis is not just a regular celebrity but a legend of Hollywood, having starred ...

Thursday's announcement of the Spaceballs sequel hitting theaters in 2027 with the great Mel Brooks back as the omnipotent (and Spaceballs merch-laden) Yogurt was already great enough to begin with.