‘Programmed by Mel Brooks: 100 Years at the Movies’ September 3rd - November 1st at the AC 🎉
In celebration of Mel Brooks' 100th birthday, the American Cinematheque has had the incredible opportunity of collaborating with the actor & filmmaker himself:
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“I’m honored that my contributions will be preserved for future generations at the National Comedy Center—especially because it’s a place that was meaningful to my best friend Carl Reiner, who believed in the importance of preserving comedy’s history. I know he’d be happy that our work will be around for the next 2000 years, or maybe even more.” – @MelBrooks
The National Comedy Center is proud to be the home of the Mel Brooks archive.
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RICHARD KIND joins the cast of The Producers for seven weeks only!
The award-winning actor & comedian from Only Murders In The Building and Curb Your Enthusiasm), joins the outrageous musical as Max Bialystock from 23 March at the Garrick Theatre.
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Meet the man behind the laughs.
From directors Judd Apatow and Michael Bonfiglio, the two-part documentary #MelBrooks: The 99 Year Old Man! premieres January 22 and January 23 on HBO Max.
The @HBO Original two-part documentary #MelBrooks: The 99 Year Old Man! debuts Thursday, January 22 at 8:00 p.m. ET, followed by part two debuting Friday, January 23 on HBO. Both parts will be available to stream beginning Thursday, January 22 on @hbomax: https://t.co/grGDUz8cai
Rick Moranis officially returns to acting in first photo from 'Spaceballs' sequel table read featuring a cast reunion with Mel Brooks, Bill Pullman, and more. https://t.co/u3LkSscLEu
I think I first met Alan Yentob when he came over from the BBC to interview me for an episode of ARENA titled “I Thought I Was Taller: A Short History of Mel Brooks” around 1980. He was so bright and warm and engaging, I immediately knew I had found an important friend. From that day to the day he died, he was in my life and I was in his. When my wife Anne died and I was lost in a sea of misery he kept me afloat with his love and never-failing good humor. Impossible to think he won’t be calling me tomorrow.
So sorry to hear about Charles Strouse. I worked with Lee Adams, Joshua Logan, and Charles (who we all called Buddy) on a musical starting Ray Bolger, ALL AMERICAN, in which he wrote the unforgettable song “Once Upon A Time”. Buddy was so talented and such a pleasure to work with, not to mention the fact that he introduced me to my future wife, Anne Bancroft. So, I loved his music and I loved his introductions!
This week only you can get the e-book of my memoir, “ALL ABOUT ME! My Remarkable Life in Show Business” for only $2.99! (So my advice is to buy it, and then maybe sell it for $3.99…)
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Huge congrats to the cast and crew of THE PRODUCERS at @MenChocFactory
I can’t wait to see you continue your splendid work at The Garrick in September!
THE PRODUCERS transfers to the Garrick Theatre following its sold-out run at the Menier Chocolate Factory 📣
🎟️ Priority Booking via Nimax Theatres from 8am Monday 3 March
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Curious about what self-reflective thoughts stars like Quinta Brunson, @MelBrooks, & @MattBomer have to share? 💭
Explore their insights and those of many other talented creatives in our exclusive series, Peabody Conversations. Check out the playlist!🎞️ https://t.co/c5oByjsWzk
I was privileged to know Gene Hackman because he played tennis with another Gene—Gene Wilder. And that Gene told him about a little role called The Blind Hermit in our movie YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN. He said, “Do you think Mel would let me play it? I’ve always wanted to do a comedy.” Needless to say, I was over the moon and he was perfect.