As of now, "Spaceballs 2: The Search for More Money" has been a long-discussed sequel to the original 1987 film "Spaceballs," but it has not been officially confirmed or produced. Director Mel Brooks has mentioned the idea in interviews over the years, expressing interest in revisiting the franchise, but no concrete plans or release dates have been announced. Fans continue to hope for its development, but for now, it remains a concept rather than a confirmed project.

George Lucas reportedly had a positive view of "Spaceballs," recognizing it as a humorous parody of his "Star Wars" franchise. He appreciated Mel Brooks’ approach to satire and the affection behind the spoof. However, he also had a sense of protectiveness over his original work. In the context of film and pop culture, "Spaceballs" has become a beloved classic that celebrates and pokes fun at the iconic elements of "Star Wars," which Lucas acknowledged as part of the larger legacy of his creation.

"Spaceballs" is a comedy that parodies sci-fi films, particularly "Star Wars." Its humor includes some mild language, innuendo, and slapstick violence, which may not be suitable for all children. While many 10-year-olds may find it entertaining, parents should consider the child's maturity level and sensitivity to humor. It's advisable to watch it first or read reviews to determine if it's appropriate for your child. Overall, it can be enjoyable for kids with parental guidance.

As of October 2023, "Spaceballs 2" has not been officially produced or released, so Bill Pullman has not appeared in a sequel. In the original "Spaceballs," he portrayed President Lone Starr. While there have been discussions and interest from Mel Brooks about a potential sequel, no concrete plans or casting announcements have been made. Therefore, any information about Pullman's involvement in "Spaceballs 2" remains speculative.