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Concerning Blazing Saddles but other films more generally, why is Mel Brooks still allowed to work in Hollywood? Consider that in Blazing Saddles, his cast ran amock and disrupted the filming of a musical in the next soundstage, in [[
* [[Refuge in Audacity]]. Because of the way that he blatantly show these things happening in the movies instead of cutting the sequences in question, people think that it's [[All Part of the Show]]. Reputedly, he had the family of the cameraman killed when they made inquires into the accident.
* Fear.
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* There's more than one Mel Brooks, so if you get rid of one, another just takes his place. The Commentary for ''Spaceballs'' says that the writer, named Mel Brooks, did the movie as a favor for the Producer, also named Mel Brooks, who did it as a favor for the director, also named Mel Brooks. The actor who played Skroob, also named Mel Brooks, did it as a favor as well.
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What was the meaning behind the [[Cecil B.
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* Since [[Cecil B.
* There's an old joke: DeMille is planning an epic battle scene with tens of thousands of extras. The producer demands, "How are we going to pay all those people?" CB replies, "We won't have to. We'll use real bullets."
* [[Cecil B.
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What's the significance of the Yes and No on the cow's ass? Is there a "Complete Annotated Brooks" you can pick up somewhere?
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