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Mel Brooks

Acting

Born June 28, 1926 · Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA

Also known as Melvin James Kaminsky · مل بروکس

Biography

Melvin James Brooks is an American actor, comedian, film director, songwriter and playwright. With a career spanning seven decades, he is known for a variety of successful farces and parodies. A recipient of numerous accolades, he is one of the few people to win the EGOT. He received a Kennedy Center Honor in 2009, a Hollywood Walk of Fame star in 2010, the AFI Life Achievement Award in 2013, a British Film Institute Fellowship in 2015, a National Medal of Arts in 2016 and a BAFTA Fellowship in 2017.

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Awards & recognition

  • Academy Honorary Award · 2024
  • Peabody Awards · 2023
  • AFI Life Achievement Award · 2013
  • Kennedy Center Honors · 2009
  • Laurence Olivier AwardBest New Musical · 2005
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  • Laurel AwardScreenwriting Achievement · 2003
  • Grammy AwardBest Music Film · 2002
  • Drama Desk AwardOutstanding Musical · 2001
  • Drama Desk AwardOutstanding Lyrics · 2001
  • Drama Desk AwardOutstanding Book of a Musical · 2001
  • Grammy AwardBest Musical Theater Album · 2001
  • Grammy AwardBest Music Film · 2001
  • Tony AwardBest Book of a Musical · 2001
  • Tony AwardBest Original Score · 2001
  • Primetime Emmy AwardOutstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series · 1999
  • Grammy AwardBest Comedy Album · 1998
  • Grammy Hall of Fame · 1998
  • Primetime Emmy AwardOutstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series · 1998
  • Primetime Emmy AwardOutstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series · 1997
  • Saturn AwardBest Director · 1976
  • Hugo AwardBest Dramatic Presentation · 1975
  • Nebula AwardBest Script · 1975
  • Academy AwardBest Writing, Original Screenplay · 1969
  • Writers Guild of America AwardBest Original Screenplay · 1969
  • Primetime Emmy AwardOutstanding Writing for a Variety Series · 1967
  • American Campaign Medal
  • European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal
  • star on Hollywood Walk of Fame
  • World War II Victory Medal
  • Primetime Emmy AwardOutstanding Variety, Music, or Comedy Special · 2012 · nominated
  • Drama Desk AwardOutstanding Lyrics · 2008 · nominated
  • Grammy AwardBest Musical Theater Album · 2008 · nominated
  • Grammy AwardBest Song Written for Visual Media · 2007 · nominated
  • Daytime Emmy AwardOutstanding Performer in an Animated Program · 2005 · nominated
  • Golden Globe AwardBest Original Song · 2005 · nominated
  • Golden Globe AwardBest Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy · 2005 · nominated
  • Laurence Olivier AwardBest New Musical · 2005 · nominated
  • Drama Desk AwardOutstanding Lyrics · 2001 · nominated
  • Drama Desk AwardOutstanding Musical · 2001 · nominated
  • Drama Desk AwardOutstanding Book of a Musical · 2001 · nominated
  • Grammy AwardBest Musical Theater Album · 2001 · nominated
  • Grammy AwardBest Music Film · 2001 · nominated
  • Primetime Emmy AwardOutstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series · 1999 · nominated
  • Grammy AwardBest Comedy Album · 1998 · nominated
  • Primetime Emmy AwardOutstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series · 1998 · nominated
  • Primetime Emmy AwardOutstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series · 1997 · nominated
  • Golden Globe AwardBest Actor – Motion Picture Musical or Comedy · 1977 · nominated
  • Golden Globe AwardBest Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy · 1977 · nominated
  • Academy AwardBest Original Song · 1975 · nominated
  • Academy AwardBest Writing, Adapted Screenplay · 1975 · nominated
  • Hugo AwardBest Dramatic Presentation · 1975 · nominated
  • Nebula AwardBest Script · 1975 · nominated
  • Academy AwardBest Writing, Original Screenplay · 1969 · nominated
  • Writers Guild of America AwardBest Original Screenplay · 1969 · nominated
  • Golden Globe AwardBest Screenplay · 1968 · nominated
  • Primetime Emmy AwardOutstanding Writing for a Variety Series · 1967 · nominated
  • Primetime Emmy AwardOutstanding Writing for a Comedy Series · 1966 · nominated
  • Primetime Emmy AwardOutstanding Writing for a Comedy Series · 1958 · nominated
  • Primetime Emmy AwardOutstanding Writing for a Comedy Series · 1956 · nominated

Filmography50+ titles

Caesar's Writers

1996as Self

Only Murders in the Building

2021as Mel Brooks

Mel Brooks: Make a Noise

2013as Self

Curb Your Enthusiasm

2000as Mel Brooks

The Simpsons

1989as Mel Brooks (voice)

The Elephant Man

1980Producer

Young Frankenstein

1974as Werewolf / Cat / Victor Frankenstein (voice) (uncredited)

Get Smart

1965Creator, Writer

Mel Brooks: The 99 Year Old Man!

2026as Self

John Candy: I Like Me

2025as Self - Director, Spaceballs

Dick Van Dyke: 98 Years of Magic

2023as Self

Frank Sinatra: The Voice of the Century

1998as Self (archive footage)

Frasier

1993as Tom (voice)

Toy Story 4

2019as Melephant Brooks (voice)

The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson

1962as Self

The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius

2002as Santa Claus (voice)

The Fly

1986Producer

The Electric Company

1971as Blond-Haired Cartoon Man (voice)

Remembering Gene Wilder

2023as Self

Somebody Feed Phil

2018as Self

The Great Buster

2018as Self

Leap!

2016as Luteau (US version)

Pretty as a Picture: The Art of David Lynch

1997as Self

84 Charing Cross Road

1987Executive Producer

The Muppet Movie

1979as Professor Max Krassman

Blazing Saddles

1974as Governor William J. Le Petomane / Indian Chief

Norman Lear: Just Another Version of You

2016as Self

Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee

2012as Self

The Producers

1967as Singer in "Springtime for Hitler" (voice) (uncredited)

If You're Not in the Obit, Eat Breakfast

2017as Self

The Last Laugh

2016as Self

Richard Pryor: Omit the Logic

2013as Self

Bombshell: The Hedy Lamarr Story

2017as Self

Harold and Lillian: A Hollywood Love Story

2015as Self

Spaceballs

1987as President Skroob / Yogurt

The Automat

2021as Self

Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation

2018as Vlad (voice)

Mel Brooks: Live at the Geffen

2015as Self

Hotel Transylvania 2

2015as Vlad (voice)

The Little Rascals

1994as Mr. Welling

History of the World: Part I

1981as Moses / Comicus / Torquemada / Jacques / King Louis XVI

The Dick Cavett Show

1968as Self - Guest

Mr. Peabody & Sherman

2014as Albert Einstein (voice)

Mad About You

1992as Uncle Phil

To Be or Not to Be

1983as Dr. Frederick Bronski

Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In

1967as Self (uncredited)

Paws of Fury: The Legend of Hank

2022as Shogun (voice)

Robin Hood: Men in Tights

1993as Rabbi Tuckman

Inside Comedy

2012as Self

Robots

2005as Bigweld (voice)