Directed by: Trey Parker (II)
Starring: Trey Parker (II), Matt Stone, Isaac Hayes, Deb Adair, George Clooney
A comedy flick based on the original TV show about four potty-mouthed third graders that go to see an R-rated film. However, after seeing the film, they get way out of hand with their potty mouth and after a while it starts an out of control war.

Walter Elias Disney was born in Chicago, Illinois on December 5, 1901. When he was 5, a murder occurred nearby in Chicago, and the Disneys decided to move to the small town of Marceline, Missouri. Walt was often scolded at school for not doing work, and drawing instead. His best friend in school was Walt Pfeiffer, and they both looked up to the 16th president, Abraham Lincoln. Walt became in... More »

Fred Goss is steeped in the entertainment business -- as an actor, director, writer, editor, cameraman and acting instructor. Currently starring in the new ABC comedy "Sons & Daughters," Goss, along with his partner, Nick Holly, created and co-wrote the series with the desire to see improvisation work within the structure of the half-hour network comedy. He also directed the pilot episode. As... More »

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... More »

For what seemed like an eternity, blue-eyed country soul singer Julie Roberts sat just a few feet away from the man who could make all of her dreams come true. But she never uttered a word to him about it. After moving to Nashville and graduating from Belmont University, Roberts took a job at Mercury Records to support herself while pursuing her goal of becoming a country singer. Unbeknownst... More »

Before her work on G-Spot, Lehman completed work on Clement Virgo’s dramatic film Lie With Me. Her other film credits include the thriller Way of the Gun, the comedies Dog Park and Dinner At Fred’s, the horror Bleeders and the action-adventure Alaska. Lehman’s television credits include the new ESPN series Tilt, CBS’s Century City, and a regular role on CBS’s highly praised Judging Amy. Lehman... More »

Tommy Dreamer was a member of ECW since its inception in 1993. And despite numerous offers to jump to the old WCW or WWE, Dreamer stayed true to his roots, and became perhaps the most recognized ECW star in the company's history. The journey that the "Innovator of Violence" took to WWE, however, was so arduous that Dreamer said he needed to stop and regroup for a few moments after he made his... More »

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... More »

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. More »

Blake Tuomy-Wilhoit along with identical twin brother Dylan Tuomy-Wilhoit were born on November 29, 1990. Less than 2 years down the road they were playing the adorable little twins on Full House. They are both right-handed and were born to parents, Karen and Jeff. They have dark blonde hair and blue eyes. Blake's favorite colors are green and black. He is a Sagittarius and his favorite... More »