Team America: World Police (2004)

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Written by Trey Parker, Matt Stone

Directed by Trey Parker

Running Time: 120 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2004

Rating: 15 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Trey Parker's outrageous comedy (which he co-wrote with Matt Stone) moves on from the animation of South Park to marionette puppets playing characters who save the world.

But anyone expecting Stingray or Thunderbirds-type heroics will be sorely disappointed. Team America: World Police, led by Spottswoode (voiced by Daran Norris), recruit actor Gary Johnston (Trey Parker) to join their team and use his thespian skills to infiltrate the terrorist group planning "9/11 times 2,356", led by North Korean leader Kim Jong II.

Cast

Image for Trey ParkerTrey ParkerGary Johnston/Joe/Hans Blix/Kim Jong Il/Carson/Drunk/Tim Robbins/Sean Penn/Michael Moore/Helen Hunt/Matt Damon/Susan Sarandon/Others
Image for Matt StoneMatt StoneChris/George Clooney/Danny Glover/Ethan Hawke/Matt Damon/Others
Kristen MillerLisa
Masasa MoyoSarah
Daran NorrisSpottswoode
Phil HendrieIntelligence/Chechnian Terrorist
Maurice LaMarcheAlec Baldwin
Chelsea MargueriteFrench Mother
Jeremy ShadaJean Francois
Fred TatascioreSamuel L. Jackson

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