LOS ANGELES, June 25 (UPI) -- "South Park" creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone are taking on terrorism, marionette-style, in a new feature film project.
The two are currently writing an untitled project, previously known as "American Heroes," which Paramount Pictures is expected to distribute. Parker and Stone will direct and voice the project as well, the Hollywood Reporter said.
Although Paramount would not comment on the project, the "South Park" creators revealed they are working with producer Scott Rudin on a "top secret movie."
According to several sources, the project in development is a marionette movie about superheroes on a mission to eradicate such things as terrorism and certain celebrities who have outworn their welcome in the public eye.
Parker and Stone last took to ridiculing Saddam Hussein in the animated, "South Park: Bigger Longer & Uncut."
