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‘South Park’ Creators Apologize for the Years-Long Delay of Their Kendrick Lamar Movie: ‘We Still Believe in the Project’

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South Park co-creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone have issued a formal apology regarding the repeated delays of their upcoming film collaboration with musician Kendrick Lamar. In an official statement, the duo accepted full responsibility for the scheduling setbacks, while reaffirming their ongoing commitment to the project. The film, a musical comedy titled Whitney Springs, has remained largely shrouded in mystery throughout its extended development process.

The project has faced multiple release date shifts, prompting the creators to address the situation directly with their collaborators and the studio, Paramount. Despite the significant delays, Parker and Stone emphasized that they remain dedicated to the film and still believe in the project’s potential.

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The Hollywood Reporter (US) Highlights specific accountability to Kendrick Lamar and Paramount
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