Can't get enough of Mel Brooks? Yep, we can relate. Just in case you missed PBS's recent American Masters documentary, Make a Noise — or want to see it again — we're showcasing it here. And if you missed David Bianculli's most recent interview with Mr. Brooks, we have that, too.

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For fans of Mel Brooks, the "American Masters" documentary "Mel Brooks: Make a Noise" offers an in-depth look at his illustrious career. Originally aired on PBS, this documentary features exclusive interviews and insights into Brooks' life and work. If you missed it or wish to watch it again, it's available for streaming on platforms like Peacock
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For fans of Mel Brooks, the "American Masters" documentary "Mel Brooks: Make a Noise" offers an in-depth look at his illustrious career. Originally aired on PBS, this documentary features interviews with Brooks and his collaborators, providing insights into his creative journey.

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