Spaceballs

Mel Brooks's 1987 science-fiction parody grossed $40,306,483 in the United States. Candy plays Barf, the half-man, half-dog partner of Lone Starr. Spaceballs was released by MGM/UA on 24 June 1987. Brooks directed and plays both President Skroob and Yogurt. Bill Pullman plays Lone Starr, Candy plays Barf, Rick Moranis plays Dark Helmet, and Daphne Zuniga plays Princess Vespa. The film runs 96 minutes. Wikipedia's box-office section says it grossed $40,306,483 in the United States and took in $6,613,837 on its opening weekend, finishing behind Dragnet. The infobox lists a budget of $22.7 million; the box-office section refers to an estimated $25.5 million budget. Brooks said his agreement with George Lucas meant no Spaceballs action figures were made. On Rotten Tomatoes, as cited on the page, 53 percent of 106 reviews are positive. A sequel, Spaceballs: The New One, is scheduled for 2027.