Mel Brooks has been amusing people for almost a century. He reckons the laughs started almost as soon as he could burble. “I ...

Mel Brooks stopped by The Tonight Show on Tuesday to promote his special show at Radio City Music Hall, but the highlight of his interview was when he talked a bit about Gene Wilder.

Life can’t be all bad if Mel Brooks is still giving interviews. The director of The Producers and Blazing Saddles turned 97 today and is still sharp as ever. In an interview in the current issue ...

Brooks can't wait to share Blazing Saddles again. "I get goose bumps if I see it on a big screen and there's 2,000 people in the audience, laughing together," Brooks said.

Mel Brooks says he was ‘broke’ Mel Brooks and Anne Bancroft | Jim Smeal/Ron Galella Collection via Getty Images During an interview with ABC News, Brooks spoke about his first date with Bancroft.

Hear comedian Mel Brooks tell NPR Host Renee Montagne about his long career in comedy, which song he's particularly proud of, and the movie he says went a little too far with the vulgar humor. And ...

A look back at a 1968 interview with Mel Brooks, whose feature directing debut “The Producers” will screen in a newly restored version at the opening-night gala of the TCM Classic Film Festival.

In this interview from 2003, actor, comedian and producer Mel Brooks talks about the first Broadway show he ever saw—Cole Porter’s “Anything Goes.” He also talks about what makes the ...