The origin of the phrase "It's good to be the king", for 10 points, identify this 1981 Mel Brooks film that parodies the Dawn of Man to the French Revolution.
One scene in this film involves a character asking for Novocaine although ‘such a thing is not known to medical science' while another has Bea Arthur handing out unemployment funds to a main character and asking "Did you bullshit last week?" A song in this movie discusses the agony and shame of "making your privates public for a game" and several times throughout the film, characters are saved by the white racehorse, Miracle. The movie opens with a group of masturbating prehistoric men labeled as "Our Forefathers" and the ending of this film promises a sequel with scenes of 'Jews in Space' and ‘Hitler on Ice'. The origin of the phrase "It's good to be the king", for 10 points, identify this 1981 Mel Brooks film that parodies the Dawn of Man to the French Revolution.
One scene in this film involves a character asking for Novocaine although ‘such a thing is not known to medical science' while another has Bea Arthur handing out unemployment funds to a main character and asking "Did you bullshit last week?
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