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Matt Stone was born Houston, Texas, being the son of Gerald Whitney Stone and Sheila Lois Belasco, who would become the basis of Gerald Broflovski and Sheila Broflovski. His father Gerald was of Irish Catholic descent, whilst his mother Sheila was an Ashkenazi Jew. He spent his childhood in Littleton, Colorado,in the Denver area, and attended the Heritage High School. He obtained several degrees in animation and the film arts.
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Matt Stone, executive editor of MotorTrend and MotorTrend Classic magazines, has been a professional automotive journalist/photographer for over 20 years. Editorially, Stone participates in special features such as historic "In Retrospect" articles. He is a commentator on the Motor Trend Radio Network. Matt has authored and photographed seven automotive marque history books and is a member of SPEED network's Barrett-Jackson auction broadcast team. Matt enjoys anything with four wheels, with a preference toward sports, performance, and racing cars of the 1950s, '60s and '70s. Stone is a Chief Class Judge at the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance, and sits on Meguiar's "Car Hobby Person of The Year" panel.
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Contrary to popular belief, Trey Parker and Matt Stone didn’t emerge out of the same womb. Although these gifted comedians sometimes seem to share the same brain, they were actually born thousands of miles apart. Randolph Severn Parker III got the ball rolling when he was born on October 19, 1969, in the snowcapped community of Conifer, Colorado. Two years and thousands of miles away later, Matthew Richard Stone joined the party when he was born on May 26, 1971, in Houston, Texas.
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Trey Parker and Matt Stone are planning two new movies. First, "My All American", which will be a comedy set in high school, set for release in 2008. Second, "Giant Monsters Attack Japan!", which will feature "Men in rubber suits" as a homage to Godzilla, set for release in 2009.[1] Parker has ... most recently performed the theme song for the Adult Swim show Saul of the Molemen. On August 26, 2007, the New York Times reported that Parker and Stone had signed a contract with Comedy Central for three more South Park seasons after season 12, bringing the total to 15 seasons.[4]
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Although born in Texas, Matt Stone was raised in Littleton, CO and he attended the University of Colorado at Boulder as a math major. As an undergraduate, he met filmmaker Trey Parker (who reportedly fed him slabs of roast beef) and eventually acted in Parker's first feature "Cannibal! The Musical/Alferd Packer! The Musical!" (1993), a fanciful retelling of the true story of an 19th Century prospector who ate several colleagues. When the film failed to find a berth at Sundance, it was shown at a midnight screening (and reportedly gave birth to the alternative Slamdance Festival).
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Born in Houston, Texas and raised in Littleton, Colorado, Matt Stone was working towards a Math degree at the University of Colorado when he became more interested in filmmaking after meeting fellow student Trey Parker. The two would go on to produce comedic short films and later teamed up to create the award-winning animated series South Park.
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