Cast of Spaceballs

Bill Pullman plays the role of Lone Starr, a Han Solo-esque character hired to rescue Princess Vespa and collect a reward.

Rick Moranis portrays Dark Helmet, the incompetent and comical villain serving President Skroob in his quest for universal domination.

Mel Brooks appears as both President Skroob, the inept leader of Spaceball City, and Yogurt, a wise and mystical being who teaches Lone Starr about the Schwartz.

Daphne Zuniga stars as Princess Vespa, a spoiled princess who becomes a key figure in the mission to stop Dark Helmet and President Skroob.

John Candy brings Barfolemew 'Barf' to life, Lone Starr's best friend and loyal sidekick who also happens to be a Mog, a half-man, half-dog creature.

George Wyner plays Colonel Sandurz, Dark Helmet's right-hand man and the brains behind many of the Spaceballs' schemes.

Joan Rivers provides the voice for Dot Matrix, Princess Vespa's loyal robot companion who adds humor and sass to the adventure.

Dick Van Patten appears as King Roland, Princess Vespa's father who is desperate to save her from the clutches of Dark Helmet and President Skroob.

Michael Winslow plays the Radar Technician, a skilled and quirky member of Lone Starr and Barf's team on the mission to thwart the Spaceballs.

Lorene Yarnell Jansson portrays Dot Matrix alongside Joan Rivers, bringing physical comedy and charm to the character of the robot sidekick.

John Hurt makes a cameo as Kane, a nod to his iconic role in the sci-fi classic 'Alien,' in a humorous and memorable scene in Spaceballs.

Ed Gale appears as Dink #1, one of the diminutive Dinks who serve Dark Helmet and President Skroob but ultimately find themselves outmatched by Lone Starr and his crew.