‘Last Friday’ to Film in Southern California With State Tax Credit
“This story has been part of the fabric of South Los Angeles since our first film 31 years ago,” Ice Cube said.
“This story has been part of the fabric of South Los Angeles since our first film 31 years ago,” Ice Cube said.
The first film in the franchise was released in 1995.
“We were ready to pay Chris Tucker $10-12 million,” the rapper and actor says.
Johnson grew up in Compton and appeared in a string of films.
The actor, who had roles in the ‘Friday’ films, died in December.
“It’s one of those things — it was just a small movie,” Tucker said in a new interview.
Lister’s manager, Cindy Cowan, told Urban Hollywood 411 the actor had been battling COVID-19.
The long-awaited fourth film in the franchise is titled ‘Last Friday.’
Actor and comedian passed away Tuesday in Los Angeles, his family said.
Rapper and actor discussed the status of the sequel on Power 106 FM.