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Mel Brooks, the comedic genius behind "Spaceballs," delivers a dual performance that showcases his impeccable timing and chameleon-like ability to inhabit multiple characters. As President Skroob, the egotistical and inept leader of Planet Spaceball, Brooks crafts a satirical portrayal of political absurdity, replete with a hairpiece that becomes a running gag. His performance is a masterclass in comedic arrogance, as Skroob bumbles through schemes to steal air from the planet Druidia. In stark contrast, Brooks also takes on the role of Yogurt, a wise-cracking, diminutive Yoda-like figure who dispenses witty one-liners and merchandising advice with equal aplomb. Yogurt, with his endearing accent and sagely demeanor, serves as both a spiritual guide and a tongue-in-cheek commentary on the commercialization of spirituality. Brooks's ability to switch between the blustery Skroob and the lovable Yogurt is a testament to his versatility as a comedian and actor, making both characters memorable contributions to the film's enduring legacy as a sci-fi parody classic.