Parker, Stone pull ‘Team’ strings, yank a few chains

October 12, 2004 D. H. McKee

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Trey Parker and Matt Stone have a message for parents, Hollywood, the Bush administration and anyone else concerned about the controversial content of their newest film, Team America: World Police.
It’s not a polite message.
The duo, which brought the foul-mouthed kids of South Park to stardom seven years ago and have made a lucrative living giving the creative equivalent of the middle finger, haven’t grown up one iota in America, which opens Friday. The film skewers everything from politically active actors to the military to splashy Jerry Bruckheimer films.
And America does it with 2-foot-tall marionettes. Nasty marionettes.
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