
Mel Brooks
Cast · Writer · Director
- Born
- June 28, 1926 · Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA
- Birth name
- Melvin James Kaminsky
Mel Brooks is an American filmmaker, actor, comedian, and songwriter whose career spans over seven decades. Renowned for his sharp satire and inventive humor, he made his mark with iconic comedy sketches like The 2000 Year Old Man and groundbreaking television series such as Get Smart. Brooks achieved cinematic acclaim with The Producers, earning an Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay, and became a defining voice in comedy with a unique style that blends parody, farce, and social commentary. He also successfully adapted his work for Broadway, earning multiple Tony Awards. A rare EGOT recipient (Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, Tony), Brooks has been honored with the Kennedy Center Award, AFI Life Achievement Award, BAFTA Fellowship, and an Honorary Academy Award, cementing his legacy as one of the most influential figures in comedy.
Awards
- NomineePrimetime Emmy Awards 2023Primetime Emmy · Outstanding Character Voice-Over PerformanceHistory of the World: Part II
- NomineePrimetime Emmy Awards 2015Primetime Emmy · Outstanding Variety SpecialMel Brooks Live at the Geffen
- NomineePrimetime Emmy Awards 2015Primetime Emmy · Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy SeriesThe Comedians
- NomineePrimetime Emmy Awards 2015Primetime Emmy · Outstanding Writing for a Variety SpecialMel Brooks Live at the Geffen
- NomineePrimetime Emmy Awards 2013Primetime Emmy · Outstanding Variety SpecialMel Brooks Strikes Back!
- NomineePrimetime Emmy Awards 2012Primetime Emmy · Outstanding Variety SpecialMel Brooks and Dick Cavett Together Again
- NomineeGolden Globes, USA 2006Golden Globe · Best Original Song - Motion PictureThe Producers
- WinnerPrimetime Emmy Awards 1999Primetime Emmy · Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy SeriesMad About You
- WinnerPrimetime Emmy Awards 1998Primetime Emmy · Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy SeriesMad About You
- WinnerPrimetime Emmy Awards 1997Primetime Emmy · Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy SeriesMad About You
- NomineeGolden Globes, USA 1978Golden Globe · Best Actor in a Motion Picture - Comedy or MusicalHigh Anxiety
- NomineeGolden Globes, USA 1977Golden Globe · Best Actor in a Motion Picture - Comedy or MusicalSilent Movie
- WinnerAcademy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films, USA 1976Golden Scroll · Best DirectorYoung Frankenstein
- NomineeAcademy Awards, USA 1975Oscar · Best Music, Original SongBlazing Saddles
- NomineeAcademy Awards, USA 1975Oscar · Best Writing, Screenplay Adapted From Other MaterialYoung Frankenstein
- NomineeBAFTA Awards 1975BAFTA Film Award · Best ScreenplayBlazing Saddles
- WinnerAcademy Awards, USA 1969Oscar · Best Writing, Story and Screenplay - Written Directly for the ScreenThe Producers
- NomineeGolden Globes, USA 1969Golden Globe · Best ScreenplayThe Producers
- WinnerPrimetime Emmy Awards 1967Primetime Emmy · Outstanding Writing Achievement in VarietyThe Sid Caesar, Imogene Coca, Carl Reiner, Howard Morris Special
- NomineePrimetime Emmy Awards 1966Primetime Emmy · Outstanding Writing Achievement in ComedyGet Smart
- NomineePrimetime Emmy Awards 1958Primetime Emmy · Best Comedy WritingCaesar's Hour
- NomineePrimetime Emmy Awards 1957Primetime Emmy · Best Comedy Writing - Variety or Situation ComedyCaesar's Hour
- NomineePrimetime Emmy Awards 1956Primetime Emmy · Best Comedy WritingCaesar's Hour