Editing Spaceballs (section)

==Cast==
* [[Bill Pullman]] as Lone Starr, a mercenary who travels the galaxy in his flying 1986 [[Winnebago Industries|Winnebago]] Chieftain 33, ''Eagle 5''. He is a parody of [[Luke Skywalker]] and [[Han Solo]].
* [[John Candy]] as Barf, Lone Starr's "mawg" <!-- do not edit to "mog", currently under discussion on talk page --> (half-man, half-dog) partner in crime. He is a parody of [[Chewbacca]].
* [[Daphne Zuniga]] as Princess Vespa, the spoiled princess of Planet Druidia. She is a parody of [[Princess Leia]].
* [[Joan Rivers]] as the voice of Dot Matrix, Princess Vespa's droid of honor and guardian. She is a parody of [[C-3PO]].
** [[Shields and Yarnell|Lorene Yarnell]] provided Dot Matrix's on-screen physical performance.
* [[Rick Moranis]] as Lord Dark Helmet, the Spaceballs' short-statured, bratty, and childish chief enforcer, who can wield the "down-side" of the Schwartz. He is a parody of [[Darth Vader]].
* [[Mel Brooks]] as:
** President Skroob, the incompetent leader of Planet Spaceball. His name "Skroob" is an anagram of "Brooks".
** Yogurt, the wise and powerful keeper of the "up-side" of the Schwartz. He is a parody of [[Yoda]].
* [[George Wyner]] as Colonel Sandurz, the commander of ''Spaceball One''. His name is a reference to [[Colonel Sanders]].
* [[Dick Van Patten]] as King Roland, the ruler of Planet Druidia and Princess Vespa's father.
* [[Michael Winslow]] as a radar technician on ''Spaceball One'' who can re-enact the radar's sounds.
* [[Ronny Graham]] as the [[Minister (Christianity)|minister]].
* [[Jim J. Bullock]] as Prince [[Valium]], a [[Narcolepsy|narcoleptic]] prince.
* [[Leslie Bevis]] as Commanderette Zircon, a minion of President Skroob on Planet Spaceball.
* [[Sandy Helberg]] as Dr. Irving Schlotkin, a plastic surgeon.
* [[Dom DeLuise]] as the voice of Pizza the Hutt, a crime boss described as being half-man and half-pizza. He is a parody of [[Jabba the Hutt]] and his name is a reference to [[Pizza Hut]].
** [[Richard Karron]] (original takes) and Rick Lazzarini (reshoots and final takes) portrayed Pizza's on-screen presence. Lazzarini spoke Pizza's lines for the character's on-camera scenes with DeLuise's voice dubbed in later.
* [[Rudy De Luca]] as Vinnie, Pizza's robotic subordinate. He is a parody of the 1980s TV personality [[Max Headroom]].
* [[Rhonda Shear]] as a woman in the diner.
* Jeff MacGregor as Snotty,<ref>{{cite web |url=https://fictionalpersona.com/snotty-mel-brooks-spaceballs |title=Snotty |website=FictionalPersona |access-date=18 May 2022}}</ref> a minion of President Skroob on Planet Spaceball based on [[Scotty (Star Trek)|Scotty]] from ''Star Trek''.

[[John Hurt]] makes a [[cameo appearance]] credited as himself, parodying his character [[List of Alien characters#Gilbert Kane|Gilbert Kane]]'s death in the film ''[[Alien (film)|Alien]]'' (1979).<ref>{{cite news|last=Matloff|first=Jason|title=John Hurt|url=https://www.avclub.com/john-hurt-1798228396|access-date=May 16, 2018|website=[[The A.V. Club]]|date=November 10, 2011|archive-date=May 17, 2018|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20180517152912/https://film.avclub.com/john-hurt-1798228396|url-status=live}}</ref> Various actors and comedians appear in unnamed roles, with [[Sal Viscuso]], [[Mike Pniewski|Michael Pniewski]], [[Stephen Tobolowsky]], [[Robert Prescott (actor)|Robert Prescott]], [[Tom Dreesen]], [[Rick Ducommun]], [[Rob Paulsen]] (who was uncredited), [[Tommy Swerdlow]], and [[Tim Russ]] all appearing as soldiers of Dark Helmet. Additional unnamed appearances include [[Dey Young]] as a waitress, [[Jack Riley (actor)|Jack Riley]] as a newsman covering the news about Pizza the Hutt's death, [[Ken Olfson]] as the head usher, and [[Bryan O'Byrne]] as an organist. [[Brenda Strong]] appears as Gretchen, Dr. Schlotkin's nurse, alongside [[Johnny Silver]] as Arnold, Dr. Schlotkin's caddy. Denise and Dian Gallup appear as Charlene and Marlene, two twin girls in Spaceball City who President Skroob keeps mixing up the names for. [[Ed Gale]], [[Felix Silla]], [[Tony Cox (actor)|Tony Cox]], Antonio Hoyos, Arturo Gil, and John Kennedy Hayden appear as the Dinks (based on the [[Jawa (Star Wars)|Jawas]]) while their uncredited voices are provided by [[Corey Burton]], [[Phil Hartman]], [[Tress MacNeille]], [[John Paragon]], and [[Rob Paulsen]].<ref>{{cite AV media |people=[[Mel Brooks|Brooks, Mel]] (director) |year=1987 |title=Spaceballs |medium=Motion picture | publisher=[[Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer]]}}</ref>