Hello everybody welcome back to another Pulp movie on the Pulp Podcast here at Bald Move.

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He selected Space Falls, the 1987 Star Wars parody,

general science fiction parody.

If you got sci-fi and fantasy. He's making fun of it

Of course this was written and directed by Mel Brooks who is currently 97 years young

Legendary and you're gonna hear this word used a lot in the cast and crew this, legendary actor, comedian, filmmakers, songwriter, and playwright with a career spanning over seven decades and I'm

guaranteed no matter how old you are you've laughed at some of his work. The

producers blazing saddles high anxiety Robin Hood men andights, and my personal favorite young Frankenstein.

What's your personal favorite Brooks film, Jim?

It's a real toss up between young Frankenstein and Robin Hood men and tights, but that's because Robin Hood men and tights was all over television when I was kid.

Yeah, yeah.

He wrote this film alongside Ronnie Graham, who also appears as the Space Pope in this movie.

Frequent writing collaborator Thomas Mehan, who assisted him with the producers, Young Frankenstein,

as well as his own projects,

hairspray and cry baby, the Johnny Depp vehicle.

It stars Mel Brooks.

He plays a dual role here as yogurt and President Scroob,

which I learned is an anagram for Brooks. That's amusing. Bill Pullman, who is America's

greatest living president, inspiring the world with this heroic leadership during the 1996

alien invasion crisis as seen in Independence Day.

He's also been in Lake Placid, sleepist in Seattle, while you were sleeping, a lot of sleep-based

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