Voice credit for the elephant toy.
Bigweld is a celebrated inventor and philanthropist whose company once supplied inventions and spare parts to poor robots. After Ratchet’s greed causes him to withdraw, Rodney’s determination renews his resolve, leading him to join the resistance and reclaim control of the company.
Ruthless Spaceballs leader seeking oxygen; also wise sage Yogurt who mentors the hero.
Dracula's ancient and traditional vampire father.
The Shogun is the ruler who appoints Kakamucho's protectors. Ika Chu persuades him to appoint Hank, a dog prisoner, as a provocative choice. Later, the Shogun investigates the disturbance, hears Ohga reveal Ika Chu's plan, and rewards the town's defenders by offering the samurai position.
Local authority figure or teacher, provides guidance and structure to the children's activities.
The dim-witted state governor whom Lamarr manipulates into appointing Bart as the new sheriff. His naive decision inadvertently triggers the central conflict and Bart's arrival in Rock Ridge.
Hypnotist attempting to control Kermit for Doc Hopper.
A psychiatrist who identifies Lucy and Mina as vampire victims. He suspects Dracula, orchestrates the stake-out of Lucy, exposes the Count's lack of reflection at a ball, and helps defeat Dracula by opening blinds to let sunlight in. He also asserts dominance over Dracula at the very end.
The protagonist, a psychiatrist with a severe fear of heights. Hired to replace a deceased colleague at a psychiatric institute, he uncovers a murder conspiracy, clears his name after being framed, and ultimately overcomes his phobia to save a patient and defeat the corrupt staff.
Off-screen vocalist providing the singing voice for the musical's lead number.
A single actor portrays multiple historical and parodic figures across different eras. As Moses, he delivers the Ten Commandments but accidentally drops a tablet. As Comicus, a stand-up philosopher who romances Miriam, offends Emperor Nero, and crashes the Last Supper. As Torquemada, he leads a musical Spanish Inquisition. As King Louis XVI, he abuses peasants and hides from revolution. As Jacques, a bucket-holding look-alike who impersonates the king and escapes execution.
Mel Brooks has 194 screen credits in a career dating back to 1944. Their work spans 14 cinematic universes — most prominently Spaceballs Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include History of the World: Part II, Robots, Spaceballs. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 14 universes
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