South Park
Wednesday 10:00 PM on Comedy Central
Cast & Crew
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Trey Parker
Voice of Stan Marsh; Eric Theodore Cartman; Randy Marsh; Mr. Garrison
Trey was born in Conifer, Colorado, on October 19, 1969 to Randy (a geologist) and Sharon (an insurance broker). He has an older sister, Shelley. The South Park legend began when he met Matt Stone (co-creator of South Park) while attending the University of Colorado in Boulder, where he had a double major of music and Japanese. He was kicked out of UCB because he was too busy writing, directing and starring in 'Cannibal: The Musical!' to attend classes. He and Stone were asked by then FoxLab executive Brian Graden to produce an animated Christmas card for his friends and family. The now infamous short, titled The Spirit of Christmas (1995), led to "South Park" (1997). He and Matt Stone recently signed a contract in 2007 to continue with South Park for at least a 15th season.moreless -
Matt Stone
Voice of Kyle Broflovski; Kenny McKormick; Leopold 'Butters' Stotch; Gerald Broflovski
As co-creator of South Park, one of the most highly rated original series ever to grace Comedy Central, Matt Stone is responsible for one of the most entertaining and gleefully disgusting shows in television history, a cultural phenomenon that has successfully polarized its equally fervent fans and detractors.
Born May 26, 1971, in Houston, TX, Stone moved to Littleton, CO, with his family when he was very young. His father Gerald and his mother Shiela have representations on the show. He attended the University of Colorado at Boulder as a math major, and it was there that he met fellow student Trey Parker, with whom he started making a series of crudely animated cartoons. In 1996, Parker and Stone collaborated on their ever first film, Cannibal! The Musical, which caught the attention of FoxLab executive Brian Graden. Graden commissioned them to make a Christmas video card, The Spirit of Christmas, a five-minute cartoon that featured the debut of the four foul-mouthed third graders who would become South Park's stars: fairly normal Stan Marsh, neurotic Kyle Broflovski, perpetually doomed Kenny McCormick, and fat and nasty Eric Cartman. The video -- its language uncensored -- quickly became the talk of Hollywood, and the guilty pleasure of watching four cartoon kids say bad words soon became the privilege of anyone with the cable channel Comedy Central. Debuting August 13, 1997, South Park became both hit and subject of controversy, as it was often invoked as yet another example of the popular-culture depravity corrupting America's children.
However, controversy did not stop the show's rapid ascent to a place of honor in America's pop culture lexicon. Following Orgazmo (1997), the Parker film that Stone produced, and BASEketball (1998), in which he starred with Parker, South Park: Bigger, Longer, and Uncut hit movie screens across the country during the summer of 1999. The film became a modest hit, further establishing Stone's reputation as one of Hollywood's most successfully idiosyncratic talents. Matt sometimes goes by the alias, John Smith.moreless -
Isaac Hayes
Voice of Jerome 'Chef' McElroy
Wildy known as the voice of Chef in the cartoon South Park, he is orginally the soul-singing man that not only sold big, but also, went through the process of the evolution of rap.
Born in August 20, 1942, he was raised without parents, for they died during his infancy, and he was then raised by his grandparents. His talent in music was already expressed since the age of 5. He started out as a debut singer in the church chorus and later learned how to use instryments like the piano, the saxophone, and organ. His talent took him to entertainment in small clubs on short-lived groups.
However, he went through rough times. As his grandfather worked in a tomato factory but soon had health problems. He fought but lost the battle with his sickness and died when Hayes was 11 years old. As a young man, he had to run for errands, picked up groceries, cleaned bricks, and even clean shoes to do as much as possible to support him and the people that took care of him, for they were facing poverty. For then soon, Hayes began working as a cook later on when he was a dishwasher. He was able to work in a retaurant preparing hot dogs, cheeseburgers, and catfish, in which it impressed many people.
In his adolescence, poverty worsened and also, since he was going through a time of change, he felt he wasn't good for the girls. Hayes then dropped out of Manassas High School. Six weeks later, his teachers came together to get Hayes back to school. In which then on, Hayes got into his studies, ignoring his other problems that prevented him from succeding.
Later, his singing talent cam back and was persuaded to attend a talent show in his school. Therefore, Hayes did it and he sang "Looking Back" by Nat King Cole. After his end, he was a huge hit! He even ranked some popularity, for girls from various ages began sending him invitations.
After graduating high school at the age of 21, even though he had 7 scholarships for his singing vocal, he turned them down for a carrier in music. He had worked with various bands on the piano and also on the saxophone. Later on, in 1969, he released his first album Hot Buttered Soul, in which it incredibly became top 40/R&B crossover hits and #1 on the Billboard R&B chart for 10 weeks, the LP stayed on the Pop chart for an amazing 81 weeks. For the next couple of years, his albums became a huge hit! From 1969 to 1980, he released 20 albums, in which 7 were #1 R&B top hits!
Isaac Hayes was called dead at the age of 65, when Hayes' wife found him lying on the floor next to his treadmill.moreless -
April Stewart
Voice of Liane Cartman; Principal Victoria; Sharon Marsh; Wendy Testaburger; Various Other Females (2003-Present)
April Stewart was born around 1968 to a family of entertainers. Her father, Freddie Stewart, was a singer with the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra. She had started acting at the age of four. She graduated from Truckee high in 1987. Stewart is best known for providing many of the female voices in south Park such as Mrs. Cartman, Shelley Marsh, Mayor McDaniels, Principal Victoria, and Sharon Marsh.moreless -
Mona Marshall
Voice of Sheila Broflovski; Various Other Females (1999-Present)
Mona Ianotti (Often credited as Mona Marshall or Sally Evans) is an American voice actress. Mona is often cast in the role of a young boy, usually ones who are intelligent or somewhat psychotic. Her roles have included parts in not only Japanese anime, but also in American cartoons as well.moreless -
Eliza Schneider
Voice of Mayor McDaniels; Liane Cartman; Mrs. McKormick; Wendy Testaburger; Sharon Marsh; Various Other Females (1999-2003)
Eliza was the daughter of an Indian attorney, who with her two older brothers lived on a Chippewa reservation. Eliza graduated from the school of arts highschool in Rochester, New York. She also graduated from the theater program at Northwestern University's National High School Institute , afterward she graduated from UCLA as a world arts and cultures major. Eliza has an accomplished voice and can speak French and Russian. Musically she is best known as "Blue girl", her alter ego. She succeeded voice actress Mary Kay Bergman as the lead female voice actor on the animated cartoon series South Park, a position she held until 2003.moreless -
Mary Kay Bergman
Voice of Wendy Testaburger; Liane Cartman; Sheila Broflovski; Sharon Marsh; Mrs. McKormick; Mayor McDaniels; Various Other Femal
Mary Kay Bergman was born on June 5, 1961 in Los Angeles, California. She started out by doing some local commercials on the radio and built up to doing voices on South Park and Fairy OddParents. She died on November 11, 1999 by committing suicide.moreless -
Adrien Beard
Voice of Token
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Jennifer Howell
Voice of Bebe
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Nico Agnone
Voice of Filmore Anderson
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Milan Agnone
Voice of Unknown
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Kyle McCulloch
Voice of Unknown
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Jennifer Howell
Voice of Unknown
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John Hansen (V)
Voice of Mr. Slave
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Danny DeVito
Himself
Daniel Michael DeVito Jr. was born on November 17, 1944, in Neptune, New Jersey. His father, Daniel, Sr., was a small business owner whose ventures included a dry cleaning shop, a dairy outlet, a diner, and a pool hall. His mother, Julia, was a homemaker. While growing up in Asbury Park, his parents sent him to private schools. He attended Our Lady of Mount Carmel grammar school and Oratory Prep School. Following graduation in 1962, he took a job as a cosmetician at his sister's beauty salon. A year later, he enrolled at New York's American Academy of Dramatic Arts so he could learn more about cosmetology. While at the academy, he fell in love with acting and decided to further pursue an acting career. During this time, he met another aspiring actor Michael Douglas at the National Playwrights Conference in Waterford, Connecticut. The two would later go on to collaborate on numerous projects. Soon after he also met an actress named Rhea Perlman. The two fell in loved and moved in together. They would later get married and have three children. In 1968, Danny landed his first part in a movie when he appeared as a thug in the obscure Dreams of Glass (1970). Despite this minor triumph, Danny became discouraged with the film industry and decided to focus on stage productions. He made his Off-Broadway debut in 1969 in "The Man With the Flower in His Mouth." He followed this up with stage roles in "The Shrinking Bride," "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" and "Lady Liberty." In 1975, he was approached by director Milos Forman and Michael Douglas about reprising his role in the film version of One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (1975), which would star Jack Nicholson in the leading role. With box office success almost guaranteed and a chance for national exposure, Danny agreed to the role. The movie became a huge hit, both critically and financially, and still ranks today as one the greatest movies of all time. Unfortunately, the movie did very little to help Danny's career. In the years following, he was relegated to small movie roles and guest appearances on television shows. His big break came in 1978 when he auditioned for a role on an ABC sitcom pilot called "Taxi" (1978), which centered around taxi cab drivers at a New York City garage. Danny auditioned for the role of dispatcher Louie DePalma. At the audition, the producers told Danny that he needed to show more attitude in order to get the part. He then slammed down the script and yelled, "Who wrote this sh**?" The producers, realizing he was perfect for the part, brought him on board. The show was a huge success, running from 1978 to 1983. Louie DePalma, played flawlessly by Danny, became one of the most memorable (and reviled) characters in television history. While he was universally hated by TV viewers, he was well-praised by critics, winning an Emmy award and being nominated three other times. Throughout the 1980s and 1990s, Danny maintained his status as a great character actor with memorable roles in movies like Romancing the Stone (1984), Ruthless People (1986), Throw Momma from the Train (1987) and _Twins (1988)_ . He also had a great deal of success behind the camera, directing movies like The War of the Roses (1989) and Hoffa (1992). In 1992, Danny was introduced to a new generation of moviegoers, when he was given the role of The Penguin/Oswald Cobblepot in Tim Burton's highly successful Batman Returns (1992). This earned him a nomination for Best Villain at the MTV Movie Awards. That same year, along with his wife Rhea Perlman, Danny co-founded Jersey Films, which has produced many popular films and TV shows, including Pulp Fiction (1994), Get Shorty (1995), Man on the Moon (1999) and Erin Brockovich (2000). Despite being a diminutive 5' tall, overweight and balding, Danny has managed to overcome long odds to become one of Hollywoods most versatile actors. These days, he continues to work with many of today's top talents as an actor, director and producer.moreless -
Jennifer Aniston
Voice of Miss Stevens, the Choir Teacher
Jennifer, best-known for her role as Rachel on "Friends," was born in Sherman Oaks, California. She was exposed to acting at an early age by her father, John Aniston, who starred on the soap "Days of Our Lives." Her mother, Nancy Dow, was also an actress.
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Jennifer spent a year of her childhood in Greece with her family, but relocated to New York when her father was cast in "Love of Life." She joined the Rudolf Steiner School's drama club at age 11, and ever since then, knew she wanted to be an actress.
Jennifer was a drama student at New York's High School of the Performing Arts, a school that was also attended by actor Al Pacino. In 1989, she landed her first television role as a series regular on "Molloy."
Most recently, Aniston split from her husband of five years, Brad Pitt, after she suspected he had cheated on her with his co-star Angelina Jolie. Their divorce was finalized in early October 2005. She has been, since then, dating stars like Vince Vaughn and John Mayer. -
George Clooney
Voice of "Sparky"
As the nephew of the late singer Rosemary Clooney, and the son of a TV newscaster, you might think George Clooney had a leg up in showbiz. However, it's George's powers of suave dapperness that have made him a big movie star.
In 1994 George landed the role of Dr. Ross on the long-running hit E.R. and soon after he began appearing in films. Some of his notable movies include Batman and Robin, Out of Sight, O Brother Where Art Thou, and Ocean's Eleven.
George vowed never to remarry after his assumedly bad experience with his first wife, Talia Balsam.moreless -
George Clooney
Voice of Dr. Gouache
As the nephew of the late singer Rosemary Clooney, and the son of a TV newscaster, you might think George Clooney had a leg up in showbiz. However, it's George's powers of suave dapperness that have made him a big movie star.
In 1994 George landed the role of Dr. Ross on the long-running hit E.R. and soon after he began appearing in films. Some of his notable movies include Batman and Robin, Out of Sight, O Brother Where Art Thou, and Ocean's Eleven.
George vowed never to remarry after his assumedly bad experience with his first wife, Talia Balsam.moreless -
Karri Turner
Voice of Kathy Lee Gifford
Karri Turner was born on December 21st 1966 In Ft. Worth, Texas and raised in Bentonville, AR. Before developing an interest in acting she studied to be a minister at Oral Robert's University in Oklahoma for two years. Karri then moved to Southern California to enrol in acting school.
Since Karri graduated from the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in Pasadena she has gained extensive stage experience and has had roles in plays such as Godspell.
Karri has also performed with the famed Groundlings comedy troupe and the West Coast Ensemble theatre company.
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Karri Turner
Voice of Ms. Crabtree
Karri Turner was born on December 21st 1966 In Ft. Worth, Texas and raised in Bentonville, AR. Before developing an interest in acting she studied to be a minister at Oral Robert's University in Oklahoma for two years. Karri then moved to Southern California to enrol in acting school.
Since Karri graduated from the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in Pasadena she has gained extensive stage experience and has had roles in plays such as Godspell.
Karri has also performed with the famed Groundlings comedy troupe and the West Coast Ensemble theatre company.
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Cheech Marin
Voice of Carlos Ramirez
Cheech Marin is a Chicano comedian and actor. He is best known for previously being a member of the comedy duo Cheech and Chong along with his longtime partner Tommy Chong. As a part of the duo he participated in a number of comedy albums and feature film comedies. After he and Tommy went their separate ways, he starred in a number of films as a solo actor. After they went their separate ways, Marin made the transition to television when he co-starred with Don Johnson in the series Nash Bridges where they played San Francisco police detective partners. In recent years he has active in promoting Hispanic fine arts in addition to playing supporting rolls in films and performing voice overs for animated movies.moreless -
Mike Judge
Voice of Kenny McCormick
A former engineer, Mike Judge achieved animation renown for his dead-on idiot savant satire of American suburban teen culture in the MTV phenomenon Beavis and Butthead. Born in Ecuador and raised in Albuquerque, NM, Judge got a degree in physics at U.C. San Diego. Relocating to Texas, Judge worked as an engineer and also tried to forge a career as a musician, but found that animation was his preferred calling. After a Dallas animation festival, Judge's 1991 short Office Space was picked up by Comedy Central. His 1992 short Frog Baseball, featuring two sadistic teen cretins voiced by Judge, subsequently led to a 1993 MTV animated series revolving around the heavy metal-loving adolescents Beavis and Butthead. Anchored by the pair's witty critiques of music videos ("this blows, huh-huh-huh"), Beavis and Butthead attracted devout fans with its astutely low-brow take on the teen boy culture of raging hormones, loud music, fast food, and pyromania. Despite fierce criticism of its overt idiocy and a 1993 scandal involving its influence on a fire-setting viewer, Beavis and Butthead ran for several years, spawning lucrative merchandising and Judge's first big-screen feature, Beavis and Butthead Do America (1996). Judge branched out into network TV in 1997 with Fox's popular, Emmy-nominated animated comedy series King of the Hill, featuring executive producer Judge as the voice of laconic Texas propane salesman and family man Hank Hill. Bringing his sweetly jaundiced view of American suburbia to live-action film, Judge expanded his early short into the full-length feature Office Space (1999). Humorously chronicling the myriad forms of office cubicle and chain restaurant hell, with visually clever detours into the suburban white male affection for gangsta rap, Office Space wickedly celebrated one man's revolt against 1990s corporate culture and became a small hit. Despite his success with live action, Judge continued working primarily in animation. Along with his ongoing work on King of the Hill, Judge also added his voice talents to the outrageously tasteless yet smart South Park: Bigger, Longer and Uncut (1999). Judge is married and has two children.moreless -
Richard Belzer
Voice of Loogie
Grew up in Connecticut, briefly attended college and after a stint in the Army moved to NYC to begin a career in comedy. His successful stand-up comedy career led to more and more acting roles. Began playing Det. John Munch in 1993 on Homicide: Life on the Street, when Homicide was canceled he began playing the same character on Law & Order: SVU. Although best known for that role he has played in numerous movie and TV roles and is a published author.moreless -
Trey Parker
Himself
Trey was born in Conifer, Colorado, on October 19, 1969 to Randy (a geologist) and Sharon (an insurance broker). He has an older sister, Shelley. The South Park legend began when he met Matt Stone (co-creator of South Park) while attending the University of Colorado in Boulder, where he had a double major of music and Japanese. He was kicked out of UCB because he was too busy writing, directing and starring in 'Cannibal: The Musical!' to attend classes. He and Stone were asked by then FoxLab executive Brian Graden to produce an animated Christmas card for his friends and family. The now infamous short, titled The Spirit of Christmas (1995), led to "South Park" (1997). He and Matt Stone recently signed a contract in 2007 to continue with South Park for at least a 15th season.moreless -
Matt Stone
Himself
As co-creator of South Park, one of the most highly rated original series ever to grace Comedy Central, Matt Stone is responsible for one of the most entertaining and gleefully disgusting shows in television history, a cultural phenomenon that has successfully polarized its equally fervent fans and detractors.
Born May 26, 1971, in Houston, TX, Stone moved to Littleton, CO, with his family when he was very young. His father Gerald and his mother Shiela have representations on the show. He attended the University of Colorado at Boulder as a math major, and it was there that he met fellow student Trey Parker, with whom he started making a series of crudely animated cartoons. In 1996, Parker and Stone collaborated on their ever first film, Cannibal! The Musical, which caught the attention of FoxLab executive Brian Graden. Graden commissioned them to make a Christmas video card, The Spirit of Christmas, a five-minute cartoon that featured the debut of the four foul-mouthed third graders who would become South Park's stars: fairly normal Stan Marsh, neurotic Kyle Broflovski, perpetually doomed Kenny McCormick, and fat and nasty Eric Cartman. The video -- its language uncensored -- quickly became the talk of Hollywood, and the guilty pleasure of watching four cartoon kids say bad words soon became the privilege of anyone with the cable channel Comedy Central. Debuting August 13, 1997, South Park became both hit and subject of controversy, as it was often invoked as yet another example of the popular-culture depravity corrupting America's children.
However, controversy did not stop the show's rapid ascent to a place of honor in America's pop culture lexicon. Following Orgazmo (1997), the Parker film that Stone produced, and BASEketball (1998), in which he starred with Parker, South Park: Bigger, Longer, and Uncut hit movie screens across the country during the summer of 1999. The film became a modest hit, further establishing Stone's reputation as one of Hollywood's most successfully idiosyncratic talents. Matt sometimes goes by the alias, John Smith.moreless -
Mary Kay Bergman
Herself
Mary Kay Bergman was born on June 5, 1961 in Los Angeles, California. She started out by doing some local commercials on the radio and built up to doing voices on South Park and Fairy OddParents. She died on November 11, 1999 by committing suicide.moreless -
Isaac Hayes
Himself
Wildy known as the voice of Chef in the cartoon South Park, he is orginally the soul-singing man that not only sold big, but also, went through the process of the evolution of rap.
Born in August 20, 1942, he was raised without parents, for they died during his infancy, and he was then raised by his grandparents. His talent in music was already expressed since the age of 5. He started out as a debut singer in the church chorus and later learned how to use instryments like the piano, the saxophone, and organ. His talent took him to entertainment in small clubs on short-lived groups.
However, he went through rough times. As his grandfather worked in a tomato factory but soon had health problems. He fought but lost the battle with his sickness and died when Hayes was 11 years old. As a young man, he had to run for errands, picked up groceries, cleaned bricks, and even clean shoes to do as much as possible to support him and the people that took care of him, for they were facing poverty. For then soon, Hayes began working as a cook later on when he was a dishwasher. He was able to work in a retaurant preparing hot dogs, cheeseburgers, and catfish, in which it impressed many people.
In his adolescence, poverty worsened and also, since he was going through a time of change, he felt he wasn't good for the girls. Hayes then dropped out of Manassas High School. Six weeks later, his teachers came together to get Hayes back to school. In which then on, Hayes got into his studies, ignoring his other problems that prevented him from succeding.
Later, his singing talent cam back and was persuaded to attend a talent show in his school. Therefore, Hayes did it and he sang "Looking Back" by Nat King Cole. After his end, he was a huge hit! He even ranked some popularity, for girls from various ages began sending him invitations.
After graduating high school at the age of 21, even though he had 7 scholarships for his singing vocal, he turned them down for a carrier in music. He had worked with various bands on the piano and also on the saxophone. Later on, in 1969, he released his first album Hot Buttered Soul, in which it incredibly became top 40/R&B crossover hits and #1 on the Billboard R&B chart for 10 weeks, the LP stayed on the Pop chart for an amazing 81 weeks. For the next couple of years, his albums became a huge hit! From 1969 to 1980, he released 20 albums, in which 7 were #1 R&B top hits!
Isaac Hayes was called dead at the age of 65, when Hayes' wife found him lying on the floor next to his treadmill.moreless -
Jesse Howell
Voice of Ike
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Jesse Howell
Voice of Ike Broflovski
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Jesse Howell
Voice of Starvin' Marvin / Ike Broflovski?
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Categories
Action & Adventure, Animation, Comedy
Themes
Child Hero, Children In Adult Situations, Extraordinary Situations, Foul Mouthed Kids, Outrageous Situations
