Thirty-eight years after the “Spaceballs” sci-fi parody was released, Rick Moranis is making his return to acting to star in its sequel, “Spaceballs 2.”

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Moranis stepped away from the spotlight decades ago, only agreeing to do a few small projects over the years. Things drastically changed for the movie star, who left Hollywood after his wife, Ann Belsky, died in February 1991, in order to spend more time with his family.