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Patriotism | Paris, France
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Best Sound Editing in Feature Film Animated | 2005 | Bruce
Best Motion Picture Animated or Mixed Media | 2005
Favorite Animated Movie | 2005
Best Animated Feature | 2005
Best Action Sequence | 2005
Choice Movie AnimatedComputer Generated | 2005
Best Comedy | 2005
Best Original Score for a Comedy Film | 2004 | Harry
Most Memorable Scene in a Movie | 2004
Best Music in a Movie | 2004
Best Comedy of the Year | 2004
Budget 32,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 50,900,000 USD
The very first footage screened for Paramount executives was of a poorly crafted puppet in front of a background of a badly drawn Eiffel Tower, prompting one executive in the audience to yell, "Oh God, they fucked us!" This was a prank pulled by the directors and the shot then pulls back to reveal a highly refined marionette manipulating the inferior one, then flies over beautifully detailed Parisian landscape full of believable yet cheesy marionettes. This actually ended up being the opening shot of the movie.
Paramount immediately greenlighted the idea of making a puppet movie, in the mistaken belief that it would be cheaper than a live action film.
The statue in Jong-Il Kim's palace is actually a human in heavy makeup. In the first scene in which he appears, you can see his eyes blinking.
All the background foliage in the Panama sequence is cannabis plants.
Originally, Matt Damon (who Trey Parker and Matt Stone have admitted is really a "pretty cool guy") was going to be portrayed as intelligent and articulate, but when they saw the puppet, they noted that it made him "look retarded" and decided to portray him as such.
"[repeated line] Matt Damon: Matt Damon."
"Spottswoode: Team, if the Derkaderkastanis have weapons of mass destruction, I'm afraid it could be 911 times a thousand. Sarah: Jesus, you mean...? Spottswoode: Yes. Nine hundred and eleven thousand. Chris: Well forget all these assholes! We have work to do! Spottswoode: Yes! Let's get Gary valmorphanized so we can use his acting! Gary Johnston: My acting? My ACTING? Gary Johnston: [rises from the steps] My acting just got a thousand people killed! Jesus, I've done it again! Spottswoode: Pull yourself together, Gary! We need you now more than ever! Gary Johnston: I'm through with this! Spottswoode: Gary, you can't go! Without you the team is doomed! Remember, there is no "I" in "Team America". Intelligence: [pause] Yes, there is."
