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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Groups that advocate for the disabled called on Sunday for a national boycott of the Ben Stiller comedy “Tropic Thunder,” citing what they say is its negative portrayal of people with intellectual disabilities. 
  
 Jack Black, Robert Downey Jr. and Ben Stiller in a scene from "Tropic Thunder". REUTERS/DreamWorks Pictures 
  
 “We are asking people not to go to the movie and hope to bring a consciousness to people about using derogatory words about this population,” said Peter Wheeler, spokesman for Special Olympics, one of 22 disability groups nationwide protesting the satire. 
  
 The film, directed by Stiller, will be released on Wednesday by Viacom Inc’s Paramount Pictures and its DreamWorks unit. 
  
 The groups plan to picket the movie’s premiere on Monday evening in Los Angeles’s Westwood community. 
  
 “That will be the start of a nationwide protest,” said Wheeler. “We will continue to be vocal about the destructive effect of this film.” 
  
 He said the groups are particularly offended by the film’s repeated use of the word “retard” regarding a character, Simple Jack, played by Stiller in a subplot about an actor. 
  
 Representatives of the Special Olympics, the Arc of the United States, the National Down Syndrome Congress, the American Association of People with Disabilities and other groups met with studio executives last week to discuss the film, but DreamWorks did not make any changes. 
  
 Peter Berns, executive director the Arc, said in a memo the groups presented various ideas to the studio, from requesting an apology to fixing the film before its release, to producing a national educational campaign. 
  
 Chip Sullivan, a spokesman for DreamWorks said: “We have had productive discussions with representatives of disability advocacy organizations and look forward to working with them closely in the future. However no changes or cuts to the film will be made... 
  
 “‘Tropic Thunder’ is an R-rated comedy that satirizes Hollywood and its excesses, and makes its point by featuring inappropriate and over-the top characters in ridiculous situations. The film is in no way meant to disparage or harm the image of individuals with disabilities,” he said. 
  
 The film also features Robert Downey Jr. as a white actor who changes his skin color to play a black soldier. 
  
 Sullivan said that prior to the meetings, DreamWorks had taken down an online promotion, removing references to Simple Jack it felt could appear offensive when taken out of context. 
  
 The film was shown in more than 250 promotional screenings around the country since April. ||||| Shaun White Apologizes to Special Olympics For 'Insensitive' Costume 
  
 Shaun White Apologizes to Special Olympics for 'Insensitive' Simple Jack Costume 
  
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 3:58 PM PT -- ﻿Shaun White has pulled the photo of his "Simple Jack" costume off of his social and has issued an apology. 
  
 "I owe everyone in the Special Olympics community an apology for my poor choice of Halloween costume the other night." 
  
 "It was a last minute decision. It was the wrong one." White says. 
  
 "The Special Olympics were right to call me out on it. They do great work supporting so many tremendous athletes and I am sorry for being insensitive. Lesson learned." 
  
 Shaun White is under fire from special needs parents AND the Special Olympics over his Halloween costume -- Simple Jack from "Tropic Thunder." 
  
 Remember, when the movie came out back in 2008, several disabilities groups blasted Ben Stiller and the flick for the character -- an intellectually disabled man who is repeatedly referred to as the r-word. 
  
 Now, 10 years later ... White thought it would be a good idea to trot out the costume for a Halloween party and people are pissed. 
  
 In fact, a rep for the Special Olympics tells TMZ Sports ... 
  
 "We are truly disappointed that Shaun White, an acclaimed Olympian, would choose this costume which is so offensive and causes so much pain." 
  
 "Disability is not a joke nor should it be a punchline. We hope that Shaun White and others learn that this just continues stigma, stereotypes and discrimination." 
  
 Others have sounded off on Shaun's IG page -- where he posted the pic. 
  
 "I'm not sure if it’s worse that this is an actual movie or that you’d think it’s okay to mock individuals who have disabilities. It’s 2018, man. #spreadthewordtoendtheword #rwordhurts," one person wrote. 
  
 Another wrote, "You’re a real POS! Really? At the expense of those who can’t defend themselves?? Hope you’re working on your lame apology speech...I know this will be deleted!! Grow up you douche! #spreadthewordtoendtheword #specialolympics." 
  
 We reached out to White's agent for comment -- so far, no word back. 
  
 Originally published -- 9:20 AM PDT ||||| Shaun White is apologizing for his Halloween costume. 
  
 Over the weekend, the three-time Olympic gold medalist, 32, was slammed by the Special Olympics for dressing up as Simple Jack, a character with a disability played by Ben Stiller in Tropic Thunder. 
  
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 “I owe everyone in the Special Olympics community an apology for my poor choice of Halloween costume the other night,” White said in a statement to PEOPLE which he also shared on social media. 
  
 “It was a last minute decision. It was the wrong one. The Special Olympics are right to call me out on it. They do great work supporting many tremendous athletes and I am so sorry for being insensitive. Lesson learned.” 
  
 In a statement given to both the Huffington Post and TMZ, a spokesperson for the Special Olympics said: “We are truly disappointed that Shaun White, an acclaimed Olympian, would choose this costume which is so offensive and causes so much pain.” 
  
 Shaun White as Simple Jack Shaun White/Instagram 
  
 “Disability is not a joke nor should it be a punchline. We hope that Shaun White and others learn that this just continues stigma, stereotypes and discrimination,” the statement concluded. 
  
 The Special Olympics did not immediately respond to PEOPLE’s request to comment further. 
  
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 White has since deleted the post. 
  
 In the 2008 film, Simple Jack is a mentally-challenged farm boy who is picked on for his disabilities and commonly referred to as the R-word. 
  
 Ahead of Tropic Thunder’s release, advocates for the disabled protested the film. 
  
 Ben Stiller as Simple Jack DreamWorks 
  
 At the time, Peter Wheeler a spokesperson for the Special Olympics told Reuters, “We are asking people not to go to the movie and hope to bring a consciousness to people about using derogatory words about this population.” 
  
 DreamWorks defended the films use of the R-word and Stiller’s character. 
  
 “Tropic Thunder’ is an R-rated comedy that satirizes Hollywood and its excesses, and makes its point by featuring inappropriate and over-the-top characters in ridiculous situations. The film is in no way meant to disparage or harm the image of individuals with disabilities,” Chip Sullivan, a spokesperson for DreamWorks said, Reuters reported. ||||| Tweet with a location 
  
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Shaun White knows how to snowboard—but dress up for Halloween? Not so much, it seems. The three-time winner of Olympic gold went out this weekend as Simple Jack, the disabled character from the movie Tropic Thunder, and promptly issued an apology Monday, People reports. "I owe everyone in the Special Olympics community an apology for my poor choice of Halloween costume the other night," he tweeted. "It was a last minute decision. It was the wrong one. The Special Olympics are right to call me out on it. They do great work supporting many tremendous athletes and I am so sorry for being insensitive. Lesson learned.” A Special Olympics spokesperson told TMZ that the costume, which White shared on social media, wasn't funny: "We are truly disappointed that Shaun White, an acclaimed Olympian, would choose this costume which is so offensive and causes so much pain." Advocates for the disabled had also protested Ben Stiller's character back when Tropic Thunder came out in 2008, Reuters recalls. "We are asking people not to go to the movie and hope to bring a consciousness to people about using derogatory words about this population," a Special Olympics rep said at the time. As for White's costume, he pulled the image from Instagram—but you can see it here. (One company yanked a costume with a controversial "dead" name.)