Captain Lone Starr

Captain Lone Starr is the main protagonist of the movie Spaceballs. He is portrayed by Bill Pullman, who also portrayed Dr. James Harvey in Casper and Thomas Whitmore in the Independence Day franchise.
== Story ==
Following his birth, he was found outside a monastery in the Ford Galaxy, bearing a necklace that – unbeknownst to him – identified him as a certified prince.
While flying in the Eagle 5 with his friend Barf, Lone Starr gets a call from Pizza the Hutt demanding 1,000,000 spacebucks. Soon afterward, King Roland of Planet Druidia asks Lone Starr to rescue his daughter, Princess Vespa, from Dark Helmet. Lone Starr and Barf agree to do so in exchange for the 1,000,000 spacebucks they needed to pay off Pizza the Hutt.
Once Lone Starr gets in position, he and Barf jam Spaceball I's radar with a giant jar of raspberry jam, then Barf helps Vespa and Dot Matrix board the Eagle 5. Fighting ensues within Starr's ship with Lone Starr poking fun about how she's a Druish Princess (a play on the archetype Jewish Princess) and Vespa playing that stereotype perfectly. They then enter Hyperactive (parody of Star Wars' Hyperspace) with Dark Helmet using "Ludicrous Speed" in an attempt to catch up.
The Eagle 5 crash-lands on the Moon of Vega, leaving Lone Starr, Vespa, Barf, and Dot to try and survive the harsh desert land. Lone Starr and Vespa soften up towards each other during the cold night while talking about love. The next day, Lone Starr receives training in The Schwartz from Yogurt. After Dark Helmet kidnaps Vespa, Yogurt gives Lone Starr the Schwartz-ring, to help save Druidia, and a fortune cookie to open later.
Lone Starr and Barf travel to Planet Spaceball and free Vespa and Dot from the dungeon. Then, when the heroes witness Dark Helmet using the Mega Maid to suck all the air off Planet Druidia, Lone Starr uses the Schwartz to switch Mega Maid's vacuum from "suck" to "blow", blowing all the air back onto the planet. He proceeds to infiltrate Spaceball I in search of a way to destroy the ship.
Once Lone Starr enters the room containing Spaceball I's self-destruct button, Dark Helmet duels him to keep him from pressing it. During the fight, Helmet tricks Lone Starr into giving him his ring. However, Yogurt tells Lone Starr that the Schwartz is actually in him, so he manages to get Helmet to push the button himself. He and the other heroes escape Spaceball I mere seconds before it explodes.
Lone Starr and Barf receive news that Pizza the Hutt ate himself to death, meaning that they no longer owe him any money. However, after they return Vespa to King Roland, Lone Starr turns down the 1,000,000 spacebucks, as an expression of his love for her. He and Barf open the fortune cookie after getting gas for the Eagle 5, which reveals a message from Yogurt. Yogurt informs Lone Starr that the mysterious pendant around his neck is a birth certificate that identifies his parents as a king and queen, proclaiming him a prince. With this news in hand, Lone Starr proposes to Vespa, and she accepts.
== Personality ==
Lone Starr may be a tough mercenary, but he doesn’t always make the best or smartest decisions, which gets him into tight spots with people he owes money. He’s a slippery rogue who doesn’t play by anyone’s rules but his own. Always stumbling and saying the wrong thing, Lone Starr is not a typical action hero, but he’s Planet Druidia’s only hope. 
==Videos==
Lonestar vs Dark Helmet
==Trivia==
* He combines traits from Star Wars two male heroes, Han Solo and Luke Skywalker. His name is derived from Isaac Asimov's Lucky Starr series and the "Lone Star State" of Texas, as well as being a parody on the last names of the two heroes of Star Wars, Solo (Lone) and Skywalker (Star). He hails from the Ford Galaxy, in reference to Harrison Ford (who played Han Solo), and also a play on the Ford Galaxie, a car made by the Ford Motor Company. 
* Lone Starr's costume is intentionally misplaced, resembling a Colonial Warrior from Battlestar Galactica and Ford's Indiana Jones costume (he is seen wearing a cowboy hat in his first scene, which is set aside and not seen for the remainder of the film) rather than that of Han Solo or Luke Skywalker. Much like Solo, he is accompanied by his furry sidekick Barf in all of his appearances.
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