'South Park' Creators Apologize for Delay of Kendrick Lamar Movie
Variety • • entertainment
Key Points:
- Trey Parker and Matt Stone, co-creators of "South Park," have issued an official apology for the delay of their collaborative film with Kendrick Lamar, citing scheduling conflicts and life circumstances.
- The film, titled "Whitney Springs," is a musical comedy produced by Paramount and Parker and Stone's Park County banner, with Lamar and his pgLang company also producing.
- The story centers on a Black man working as a slave reenactor who discovers his white girlfriend’s family once owned his ancestors, with a reported plot involving a conflict with a racist mayor played by Parker.
- Kendrick Lamar has contributed several original songs to the project, which remains in production despite the delays.
