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Amazon MGM Studios has officially unveiled the title of its long-awaited 'Spaceballs' sequel, confirming at CinemaCon in Las Vegas that the film will be called ' The New One' and will release theatrically on April 23, 2027.

Get ready for a blast from the past! The beloved 1987 sci-fi comedy 'Spaceballs' is officially getting a sequel, slated for release on April 23, 2027. Original stars Mel Brooks and Rick Moranis are set to return, joined by newcomers like Josh Gad and Keke Palmer. Director Josh Greenbaum is at the helm for this highly anticipated follow-up.

Rick Moranis, famed for 'Ghostbusters', is making a comeback. He will reprise his role as Lord Dark Helmet in 'Spaceballs 2'. Bill Pullman and Mel Brooks are also returning. New cast members include Josh Gad and Keke Palmer. Josh Greenbaum directs the film. 'Spaceballs 2' is set to release in theaters in 2027. Fans eagerly await this sequel.

"Ghostbusters", turned down a cameo in Paul Feig's forthcoming reboot as it made "no sense" to him.

A 'Spaceballs' sequel is coming soon. Amazon MGM Studios is developing the project. Bill Pullman and Rick Moranis will return. Josh Gad will star and produce with Mel Brooks. Josh Greenbaum is directing the movie. Lewis Pullman and Keke Palmer are also joining the cast. The film is expected to release in theatres in 2027.

Jason Reitman and Gil Kenan have been signed to develop an untitled animated movie as an extension to the 'Ghostbusters' universe. The project is based on Brenda Hsueh's script with Chris Prynoski and Jennifer Kluska at the helm of affairs. The announcement was made during the Ghostbusters Day Ecto-Fest, which celebrates the June 8, 1984, release of the original film.

Hollywood star Chris Evans is in negotiations to join the cast of Greg Berlanti's remake of cult classic 'Little Shop of Horrors'.

Hit TV producer/director Greg Berlanti will direct the reboot of "Little Shop of Horrors".

Actress Marcia Strassman, who is known for her roles in 'Welcome Back, Kotter' as well as comedy 'Honey I Shrunk the Kids' and its sequel 'Honey I Blew Up the Kids' with Rick Moranis, has passed away. She was 66.

The look of Hollywood star Chris Hemsworth as the receptionist in the all-female reboot of 'Ghostbusters' is out.

American actor Halle Berry celebrated the 30th anniversary of 'The Flintstones,' reflecting on her role in the 1994 live-action film as a significant step for Black women in entertainment. In an Instagram video, Berry revisited her scenes, noting she hadn't watched the movie in 20 years. She portrayed Sharon Stone, Fred Flintstone's (John Goodman) seductive secretary, and praised the film's music, her character's voice, and her "iconic" hairdo. Berry emphasized the cultural importance of her casting, stating, "Being a Black woman in Bedrock seemed like a little thing, but The Flintstones was the fabric of our culture. I knew this was a big step forward for Black people, especially Black women." Despite the film's campy nature, she recognized the significance of her role. Directed by Brian Levant, 'The Flintstones' also starred Rick Moranis, Rosie O'Donnell, Elizabeth Perkins, Kyle MacLachlan, and Elizabeth Taylor. Berry thanked fans for their enduring love for her character.

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A year after FRIENDS star Matthew Perry's death, friend and co-star Matt LeBlanc contemplates retirement, feeling the void left by Perry. He reevaluates his career, turns down roles, and seeks simpler joys, though he remains open to perfect opportunities in the future.

Hollywood star Bill Murray says he was reluctant to do another 'Ghostbusters' movie but was tricked into starring in its sequel. 'Ghostbusters', a 1984 classic comedy about three eccentric parapsychologists who start a ghost-catching business in New York City, featured Murray, Dan Aykroyd, Harold Ramis, Sigourney Weaver and Rick Moranis in key roles.

Actor Lewis Pullman is ready to reunite with his father onscreen and is in talks to star in the upcoming 'Spaceballs' sequel, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

Ivan Reitman, the influential filmmaker and producer behind many of the most beloved comedies of the late 20th century, from 'Animal House' to 'Ghostbusters', has died. He was 75.