| UPC: |
883904-267966 (Blu-ray) |
| Region Coding: |
Region A |
| Production Year: |
1987 |
| Rating: |
PG (Parental guidance suggested) |
| Running Time: |
96 min. |
| DVD Release: |
8/7/2012 |
| Case Type: |
HD Slim |
| Video Formats: |
Widescreen 1.85:1 |
| Disc Formats: |
Single Sided, Dual Layered |
| SRP: |
$19.99 |
The laughs come out at "ludicrous speed" in this 25th Anniversary Edition of Mel Brooks' outrageous sci-fi spoof that takes you to a galaxy far, far funnier than you ever imagined. Loaded with out-of-this-world extras — including hilarious new content created exclusively for this release — Spaceballs is cosmic comedy at its finest!
When ruthless President Skrobb (Brooks) plots to steal the air supply from neighboring planet Druida, it's up to hero-for-hire Lone Starr (Bill Pullman) and his man-dog sidekick Barf (John Candy) to rescue a spoiled Druish princess (Daphne Zuniga) from the clutches of Dark Helmet (Rick Moranis). Along the way, they meet the wise Yogurt (Brooks again!), who teaches them the mystical secrets of "The Schwartz"...and the almighty power of movie merchandising! |
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| Genres |
Science Fiction
Comedy
Adventure
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| Studios |
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Brooksfilms
Media Companies: Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios |
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| Features |
Scene Access
Feature Trailers
Featurettes
Audio Commentary
Interviews
Outtakes/Bloopers
Storyboard Comparisons
Gallery |
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| Subtitles |
English
French
Spanish |
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| Audio Tracks |
English DTS HD Master Audio 5.1
English Dolby Digital 2-Channel Stereo
Spanish DTS 5.1
French DTS 5.1
Commentary Dolby Digital 2-Channel Stereo
Commentary Dolby Digital 2-Channel Stereo
Commentary Dolby Digital 2-Channel Stereo
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| Cast |
Mel Brooks as President Skroob/Yogurt
John Candy as Barf
Rick Moranis as Dark Helmet
Bill Pullman as Lone Starr
Daphne Zuniga as Princess Vespa
Dick Van Patten as King Roland
George Wyner as Colonel Sandurz
Michael Winslow as Radar Technician
Joan Rivers as The Voice of Dot Matrix (voice)
Lorene Yarnell as Dot Matrix
John Hurt as John Hurt
Sal Viscuso as Radio Operator
Ronny Graham as Minister
Jm J. Bullock as Prince Valium
Leslie Bevis as Commanderette Zircon
Jim Jackman as Major Asshole
Michael Pniewski as Laser Gunner
Sandy Helberg as Dr. Schlotkin
Stephen Tobolowsky as Captain of the Guard
Jeff MacGregor as Snotty
Henry Kaiser as Magnetic Beam Operator
Denise Gallup as Charlene
Dian Gallup as Marlene
Waitresses
Gail Barle
Dey Young
Rhonda Shear as Woman in Diner
Robert Prescott as Sand Cruiser Driver
Jack Riley as TV Newsman
Tom Dreesen as Megamaid Guard
Rudy DeLuca as Vinnie
Prison Guards
Tony Griffin
Rick Ducommun
Ken Olfson as Head Usher
Bryan O'Byrne as Organist
Wayne Wilson as Trucker in Cap
Ira Miller as Short Order Cook
Earl Finn as Guard with Captain
Mitchell Bock as Video Operator
Tommy Swerdlow as Troop Leader
Tim Russ as Trooper
The Dinks
Ed Gale
Antonio Hoyos
Felix Silla
Arturo Gil
Tony Cox
John Kennedy Hayden
Deanna Booher as Bearded Lady
Johnny Silver as Caddy
Brenda Strong as Nurse
Dom DeLuise as The Voice of Pizza The Hutt (voice) |
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| Crew |
Direction:
Mel Brooks: Director
Writing:
Mel Brooks: Writer
Thomas Meehan: Writer
Ronny Graham: Writer
Production:
Mel Brooks: Producer
Cinematography:
Nick McLean: Director of Photography
Film Editing:
Conrad Buff IV: Film Editor
Music:
John Morris: Composer
"Spaceballs"
Jeff Pescetto: Song Writer
Clyde Lieberman: Song Writer
Mel Brooks: Song Writer
"My Heart Has a Mind of Its Own"
Gloria Sklerov: Song Writer
Lenny Macaluso: Song Writer
Sound:
Jeff Wexler: Production Sound Mixer
Don Coufal: Production Sound Mixer
Jim Steube: Production Sound Mixer
Post Production Sound Services Provided by Sprocket Systems
Randy Thom: Sound Designer
Gary Rydstrom: Sound Designer
Randy Thom: Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Gary Summers: Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Richard Beggs: Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Art:
Terence Marsh: Production Designer
Donfeld: Costume Designer
Peter Donen: Visual Effects
Harold Michelson: Art Director
Ben Nye, Jr.: Make-up Artist
Ken Diaz: Make-up Artist
Melanie Elaine Levitt: Make-up Artist
Peter Albiez: Visual Effects
Richard Ratliff: Visual Effects
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