— Arthur Bradford, on an upcoming feature length documentary about Matt Stone and Trey Parker
— Arthur Bradford
Brian Moylan: If you could mount a revival of any musical what would it be?
Matt Stone: I'm not sure what i would revive. Maybe Fiddler starring Sacha Baron Cohen.
Richard Lawson: Feat. Gwen Stefani in "If I Were a Rich Man."
Matt Stone: Sounds pretty great right? Sacha singing "Tradition" would kill.
Brian Moylan: You know he would add some hilarious ad libs every night.
Matt Stone: One of the funniest humans alive.
The acceptance speech from Trey Parke, Bobby Lopez, and Stephen Oremus at the Grammys yesterday.
Photo by Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images
Via the Los Angeles Times:
“We actually are very happy to find that Mormons like the show,” Parker said, laughing backstage during Sunday’s ceremonies. “For some, it’s like their ‘Fiddler on the Roof.’ We know when they are there because they laugh at some of the stuff others don’t.”
“Writing comedy songs is hard. As big fans of musicals, we wanted to do a show where the songs really matter,” Parker said. “Writing songs that are plot driven is really hard. It was such a complete collaboration. You’d start with this cute little song and it would become this [big number].”
