ChopSticks
08-22-2007, 09:50 PM
It’s Friday, Chris Tucker ain’t got no job (at least nothing on his upcoming schedule), and ain’t got nothing to do (now that publicity has wrapped for “Rush Hour 3″). Can Ice Cube convince him to return to the hood for a follow-up to their 1995 “smoking” hot hit?
On a recent visit to the set of his new flick, “First Sunday,” the Frozen One revealed that he would love for Tucker to return for a fourth “Friday.” For his part, Tucker told MTV News that he’s open to the prospect.
“I would love to, but I don’t know if I’ll be able to do it,” he said. “But come with a great script and I’ll consider it. We’ll see.”
Acknowledging that he “sorta moved on” from the role that made him a household name (but one that also branded him as a pot smoking troublemaker), the $25 million man nevertheless said he still has a soft spot for the character and the movie.
“The first ‘Friday’ took only 20 days to film and $2 million to shoot,” he said. “It was so special to me.”
Would you like to see Chris Tucker return for a fourth “Friday”? And what would the title be? “Friday After the Next Friday We Told You About Last Friday”? Sound off below.
On a recent visit to the set of his new flick, “First Sunday,” the Frozen One revealed that he would love for Tucker to return for a fourth “Friday.” For his part, Tucker told MTV News that he’s open to the prospect.
“I would love to, but I don’t know if I’ll be able to do it,” he said. “But come with a great script and I’ll consider it. We’ll see.”
Acknowledging that he “sorta moved on” from the role that made him a household name (but one that also branded him as a pot smoking troublemaker), the $25 million man nevertheless said he still has a soft spot for the character and the movie.
“The first ‘Friday’ took only 20 days to film and $2 million to shoot,” he said. “It was so special to me.”
Would you like to see Chris Tucker return for a fourth “Friday”? And what would the title be? “Friday After the Next Friday We Told You About Last Friday”? Sound off below.