Matt Stone
Below is a complete filmography (list of movies he's appeared in) for Matt Stone. If you have any corrections or additions, please email us at corrections@meninmovies.com. We'd also be interested in any trivia or other information you have.

Movie Credits
Poultrygeist: Night of the Chicken Dead (2006)
[ Fred Williamson ][ Ron Jeremy ][ Trey Parker ]
Manbearpig (2006)
[ Trey Parker ]
Cartoon Wars: Part 2 (2006)
[ Trey Parker ]
Cartoon Wars: Part 1 (2006)
[ Trey Parker ]
Smug Alert! (2006)
[ Trey Parker ]
Electric Apricot (2006)
[ Seth Green ]
Team America: World Police (2004)
[ Trey Parker ][ Maurice LaMarche ][ Daran Norris ]
Christmas in South Park (2000)
[ Trey Parker ]
Terror Firmer (1999)
[ Ron Jeremy ][ Trey Parker ][ James Gunn ]
South Park: Bigger Longer & Uncut (1999)
[ George Clooney ][ Dave Foley ][ Eric Idle ][ Brent Spiner ][ Trey Parker ]
South Park Rally (1999)
[ Trey Parker ][ Isaac Hayes ]
South Park: Chef's Luv Shack (1999)
[ Trey Parker ][ Isaac Hayes ]
BASEketball (1998)
[ Trey Parker ][ Ernest Borgnine ][ Robert Vaughn ][ David Zucker ][ Robert Stack ]
South Park (1998)
[ Trey Parker ][ Isaac Hayes ]
Orgazmo (1997)
[ Ron Jeremy ][ Trey Parker ]
Alferd Packer: The Musical (1996)
[ Trey Parker ]
Your Studio and You (1995)
[ Trey Parker ]
Time Warped (1995)
[ Trey Parker ]
The Spirit of Christmas (1995)
[ Trey Parker ]
The Spirit of Christmas (1992)
[ Trey Parker ]

 

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. 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 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.


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