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Randolph Severn "Trey" Parker III (born October 19, 1969) is an American actor, voice actor, writer, animator, musician, director, and producer. He is known for co-creating South Park, Team America: World Police, The Book of Mormon alongside his creative partner, Matt Stone, and his role as Balthazar Bratt in Despicable Me 3.
History[]
Trey Parker was born in Conifer, Colorado, the son of Sharon Parker (née Kimble), an insurance broker, and Randolph Severn "Randy" Parker II, a geologist - the two share the first names and occupations of the South Park characters Randy and Sharon Marsh. He has an older sister named Shelley, which is also the name of Stan Marsh's older sister. Parker recalled in the DVD commentary for "An Elephant Makes Love to a Pig" that Shelley used to beat him up when they were kids, but did take the blame for him when he overcharged their parents' phone bill, showing that she did care about him. Parker is of English, Irish, Scottish, Norwegian, German, Dutch, French, Breton, and Welsh descent.[1]
Parker grew up in the Conifer, Colorado area, and attended Berklee College of Music before transferring to the University of Colorado Boulder where he majored in music and Japanese. However, he did not graduate. The university offered him an honorary degree, which he said he would only accept "if it was for astrophysics."
Filmography[]
- (1992) American History - Various voices, also director and writer
- (1992) Jesus vs. Frosty - Stan Marsh and Eric Cartman (voices), also director, writer, producer, animator, and editor
- (1993) Cannibal! The Musical - Alfred Packer, also director, writer, and producer
- (1995) Jesus vs. Santa - Stan Marsh and Eric Cartman (voices), also director, writer, producer, animator, and editor
- (1995) Your Studio and You - Narrator, also director and writer
- (1996) For Goodness Sake II - Interviewer, also director
- (1997) Orgazmo - Joe Young / Orgazmo, also director, writer, producer, and editor
- (1998) BASEketball - Joe Cooper
- (1999) South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut - Stan Marsh, Eric Cartman, Mr. Garrison, Randy Marsh, Various voices, also director, producer, and writer
- (1999) Terror Firmer - Hermaphrodites (voice)
- (1999) Revenge of the Roadkill Rabbit - Father Rabbit (voice)
- (2002) Run Ronnie Run! - Himself (cameo)
- (2004) Tales from the Crapper - Steve Keen
- (2004) Team America: World Police - Gary Johnston, Joe, Carson, Various voices, also director, writer, and producer
- (2005) The Aristocrats - Eric Cartman (voice, cameo)
- (2015) A Lego Brickumentary - Himself
- (2017) Despicable Me 3 - Balthazar Bratt (voice)
- (2018) The Hug -Announcer (voice)
- (2024) Despicable Me 4 - Balthazar Bratt (voice; uncredited cameo)
- (2024) ¡Casa Bonita Mi Amor! - Himself
Television[]
- (1997-) South Park - Stan Marsh, Eric Cartman, Mr. Garrison, Randy Marsh, Various voices. also co-creator, director, writer, executive producer
- (1997) 19th CableACE Awards - Stan Marsh / Eric Cartman (voice)
- (1997) The Tonight Show with Jay Leno - Stan Marsh, Eric Cartman, Mr. Garrison (voice)
- (1999) Python Night – 30 Years of Monty Python - Himself / Eric Cartman (voice)
- (2000) 2000 MTV Movie Awards - Stan Marsh, Eric Cartman, Various voices
- (2001) That's My Bush! - Co-creator, writer, executive producer
- (2001) Princess - Husband (voice), also co-creator, director, writer, executive producer
- (2006) 58th Primetime Emmy Awards - Stan Marsh, Randy Marsh (voice)
- (2007 - 2008) Kenny vs. Spenny - Executive producer
- (2009) How's Your News? - Executive producer
- (2012) 2012 Spike Video Game Awards - Eric Cartman (voice)
- (2018) The Shivering Truth - Various voices
- (2020) Sassy Justice - Al Gore, also co-creator, director, writer, executive producer
- (2022) South Park: The 25th Anniversary Concert - Himself