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Trey Parker Wiki Biography

Randolph Severn Parker III was born on 19 October 1969, in Conifer, Colorado USA, and known as Trey Parker is a film and television director, screenwriter, musician, voice actor, as well as an actor. To the public, Trey  is perhaps best known for co-creating the adult animated sitcom called “South Park”.

So just how rich is Trey Parker, as of early 2018? According to sources, Trey’s net worth is estimated to be over $300 million, most of which he has accumulated from his involvement in the film and television industry, which began in the late 1980s.

Trey Parker’s mother Sharon was an insurance agent, and his father Randy a geologist, however, even while studying at Evergreen High School, Parker had been largely interested in becoming an actor. He was  actually  fascinated by the British group Monty Python, and as a result of which he enrolled into the Berklee College of Music, and then the University of Colorado, where he took film classes and soon made his first movie called “Giant Beavers of Southern Sri Lanka”. It was in the university where he met his future friend and  colleague Matt Stone, with whom he then worked on various film projects. One of his early films called “American History” even won him a Student Academy Award, which  motivated Parker to pursue his dream.

Parker began his career with the “Avenging Conscience” production company, which he co-founded with Stone, and Ian Hardin. Prior to his immense success with “South Park”, Trey Parker directed such films as “Cannibal! The Musical”, “Orgazmo”, and made an appearance in the popular sports comedy film directed by David Zucker called “BASEketball” with Parker, Stone, Dian Bachar and Yasmine Bleeth in the main roles.

However, co-created by Parker and Matt Stone in 1997, “South Park” has become one of the most watched animated sitcoms, notable for its dark and blunt humor, as well as vulgar language. Aside from Stone and Parker, Mona Marshall and April Stewart have also provided the voices of the majority of characters on the show. Even though “South Park” has met with a lot criticism and controversy due to the depiction of sensitive subjects and sometimes negative portrayal of liberal values, it managed to maintain high enough ratings to remain on air for 18 seasons, and a total of 255 episodes, contributing significantly to Trey’s net worth.

“South Park” inspired the release of a full-length movie called “South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut” directed by Parker, a compilation album entitled “Chef Aid: The South Park Album”, as well as numerous video games released for “PlayStation”, “PC”, “Nintendo 64” and other platforms. Considered to be among the Greatest TV Cartoons of All Time, “South Park” has been rewarded with various Peabody Awards, as well as Primetime Emmy Awards.

Between 2002 and 2004 Parker and Stone with extensive assistance worked on “Team America: World Police”, described as “…a satire of big-budget action films and their associated clichés and stereotypes, with particular humorous emphasis on the global implications of the politics of the United States”. The animation took considerable effort, but the result was both a critical and commercial success, adding significantly to Trey’s net worth.

Parker’s further film ventures include the 2005 documentary film entitled “The Aristocrats”, which featured appearances from such famous people as Drew Carey, Robin Williams, Pat Cooper, Lewis Black and Rip Taylor to name a few. In 2103, Parker came out with a Broadway performance called “The Book of Mormon”, which received a lot of positive critical reviews, and added further to his net worth. The funds earned from these productions enabled Parker and Stone to set-up their own Important Studios, however,  Parker then voiced Balthazar Bratt, the villain in the Universal Pictures 2017 film “Despicable Me 3”,  the first time Parker  took a role not scripted by either himself or Matt Stone.

Among various other awards, Trey received  a Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 2013.

In his personal life, Trey Parker married Emma Sugiyama in 2006, but they divorced in 2008. He then married Boogie Tillmon, and they have a daughter, plus a son from his wife’s previous relationship; they live in Los Angeles.

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Trey Parker Quick Info

Trey Parker Trademarks

1. His work often has an amateur appearance for the sake of comedy; South Park has paper cutout-style animation, Team America has intentionally bad puppetry and his live action movies often have intentionally bad acting.
2. Often works alongside Matt Stone.
3. He likes to use the line “God bless us, everyone” in movies or episodes of South Park.

Trey Parker Quotes

• [Spotlight on location’s interview in the Baseketball special features] We laugh at everything and make fun of everything and as soon as we say “we’re not gonna make fun of this” then we become racists and bigots and whatever we call us.
• Winning the Emmy really was like, you’re kind of the punk rock kid at school, and suddenly you get Student of the Month. And you’re like, “This isn’t cool.”
• “You know, everyone says that South Park (1997) is satire and political satire and whatever, but really when you look at a season, there’s rarely more than a couple episodes per season that are political satire”.
• During the run we were like, “So there’s two things we can’t do on Comedy Central: Show Mohammed or Tom Cruise.”
• (On That’s My Bush! (2001)): “A lot of people didn’t get it. I didn’t get it myself”.
• (On Team America: World Police (2004)): “It’s like a Bruckheimer musical”.
• Cartman is the proverbial fat kid who everyone picked on, but he still hangs out all the time. His voice just sort of came from…doing Stan’s voice but putting a lot of fat on it.
• (On his friendship with partner and collaborator, Matt Stone): “If anything, the friendship becomes greater because you share something special together that you don’t share with your other friends”.

Trey Parker Important Facts

• Began working on beginning of season 9 of South Park (1997) [February 2005]
• Working on movies Giant Monsters Attack Japan! and My All-American (2011). [August 2006]
• He and Matt Stone are good friends with Mike Judge.
• He and Matt Stone admit that they both hate the first 3 seasons of South Park. They said that they were embarrassing to watch.
• The character of Stan Marsh from South Park is based on him.
• Received three 2011 Tony Award co-nominations for “The Book of Mormon”: “Best Book of a Musical” and “Best Original Score” with Matt Stone, and “Best Direction of a Musical” with Casey Nicholaw.
• His name, Trey Parker, comes from his original name, Randolph Parker III. He is the third person in his family to be named that, and Trey means “Three” in some languages.
• His favorite director is Stanley Kubrick.
• He and Matt Stone have said that their favorite episode of South Park (1997) is South Park: Terrance and Phillip in Not Without My Anus (1998).
• Is a Denver Broncos fan, and has made several references to them and John Elway in South Park (1997).
• Attended Berklee College of Music in Boston, Massachusetts, before attending University of Colorado at Boulder.
• Before South Park (1997) began airing, he was offered the chance to direct the feature film version of the popular purple dinosaur in Barney’s Great Adventure (1998).
• Wrote every new song for Team America: World Police (2004) This includes “Freedom Isn’t Free”, “America F*** Yeah!”,”The End of an Act”. He also co-wrote “Everyone Has AIDS” for the movie.
• Nearly every song heard on South Park (1997) is written by him.
• Always hoped that Saddam Hussein would see his movie South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut (1999), in which he and Matt Stone made fun of him. In 2004 Parker and Stone portrayed another active dictator, Kim Jong-il of North Korea, in their new movie Team America: World Police (2004). Two days after the premiere, they sent a copy to the North Korean government.
• He had written a script titled “Fuzzies”, which is a children’s story he was planning to direct using stop-motion-animation for the closet creatures, but the project has been put on hold. He and Matt Stone were also planning to make a movie based on “That’s My Bush!”.
• His character, Eric Cartman, was rated number 16 in Comedy Central’s newest show ‘Mouthing Off: 51 Greatest Smartasses’.
• On South Park (1997), he is the voice of “Stan Marsh” and Stan’s father “Randy Marsh” (among other characters). He named Stan’s parents (Sharon and Randy) after his own.
• Sings and plays the keyboard for a band called D.V.D.A
• Wore the green, low-cut dress popularized by Jennifer Lopez to the 72nd Academy Awards.
• Has a black belt in tae kwan do.
• Has played piano since the age of 12 and credits Elton John as a hero.
• Son of Randy Parker.

Trey Parker Filmography

Trey Parker Awards