The “flat-out perfect” actor who conned Mel Brooks in 1980: “I was so angry”
He’d been swindled.
Mel Brooks
The 1959 movie masterpiece Mel Brooks can’t stand: “I mean, it can’t compare”
His petty side is showing.
10 movie genres that peaked in the 1970s and vanished forever
Nostalgia has brought these genres back.
The “crazy” 2009 movie scene that reminded Mel Brooks of his younger self: “He’s not being politically correct”
Shades of shattering taboos.
The David Lynch movie that had no interest in “soliciting the input of raging primitives”
A passionate protector.
“Flat-out genius”: Mel Brooks names the greatest directorial debut in cinema history
One of them, at least.