Bill Pullman Didn't Bother Watching Star Wars Before Appearing in Spaceballs. This weekend is the 3. Spaceballs, Mel Brooks (somewhat) beloved Star Wars spoof. Watch The Stranger Online Facebook on this page. Brooks might’ve set out to imitate and satirize George Lucas’ iconic work, but that doesn’t mean everyone else did their research. Watch Threads Dailymotion there. In an interview with. The Hollywood Reporter, co- star Bill Pullman admitted that he didn’t watch Star Wars before co- starring in Spaceballs, meaning he didn’t really know who his character, Lone Starr, was actually parodying. And it wasn’t like it was a new movie, either— all three films in the original trilogy came out years before Spaceballs.

A New Hope was a decade old by that point.“I missed it the first time around,” Pullman said. I just needed Mel to tell me what was going on. I didn’t need to see Star Wars to know what the whole thing was.”Star Wars may have started out as a surprise smash in 1. Han Solo, Lone Starr’s inspiration. Nowadays, it’s kind of funny to imagine Pullman trying to parody something he knew practically nothing about. Then again, it’s Spaceballs. Maybe it actually helped.[The Hollywood Reporter].

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