‘South Park’ Creators Apologize to Kendrick Lamar, Paramount for Movie’s Delay: “We Still Believe in the Project” - The Hollywood Reporter
South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone have apologized to Paramount and Kendrick Lamar for repeated delays in the production of their upcoming musical comedy film, currently titled 'Whitney Springs'. Despite the setbacks, the creators reaffirmed their commitment to the project, which explores themes of race and history.
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The project is highly anticipated due to the collaboration between iconic comedy creators and a major musical artist, representing a significant investment for Paramount.
Hope may still spring eternal for fans of South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone amid a new update surrounding the movie that they have been working on with Kendrick Lamar .
Paramount Pictures ‘ planned musical comedy film, which has been known by working title Whitney Springs , is currently undated after the release date was pushed several times. In a story that The Ankler published on Wednesday, Parker and Stone issued a statement lamenting the lengthy process to complete the project that hails from the pair’s production company Park County, in addition to Lamar and producing partner Dave Free’s pgLang banner. Related Stories Movies 'Hawaii Five-O' Movie in the Works From Destin Daniel Cretton at Paramount Movies New 'Italian Job' Movie in the Works at Paramount With Paul Feig in Talks to Direct
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