Fans may be in luck as multi-talented artist Ice Cube mentioned that the possibility of a part four to his infamous Friday films may be in the works. The first Friday, which co-starred comedian Chris Tucker, instantly became a classic after its release in 1995. Two sequels followed soon with Next Friday and Friday After Next, which featured comedian Mike Epps better known as Day-Day in the movie.
While the sequels received a great response from most of the Hip-Hop community, Ice Cube knows that fans really want to see him and Chris Tucker to reunite for any future Friday films.
"I want to. But I don't want to do it without Chris Tucker," he revealed in an interview. "That's what people want. I really want to give people what they want, especially doing it for a fourth time. We can't just go through a movie without giving the people exactly what they want. I've been trying to convince Chris to do it. Just say, 'Yeah,' it's alright...I see Smokey working at a rehab center [laughs]. Craig and Day-Day are probably selling weed by now, get busted, have to go rehab with Smokey, try to convince Smokey to smoke a joint [laughs]. That'd be pretty cool."
Rumors surfaced on the internet back in 2007 that another sequel to the films would be called Last Friday which apparently were untrue.
In related news, fans can see Ice Cube on the big screen at the end of this year in a drama film titled Rampart and also a comedy film titled Lottery Ticket.
