June 24th 2024.
After the tremendous success of the latest "Bad Boys" movie starring Will Smith and Martin Lawrence, fans are now eagerly anticipating the possibility of a new installment in the "Friday" series, which stars Ice Cube. Despite facing numerous setbacks and false hope over the years, it seems like the fourth "Friday" movie may finally be coming to fruition.
In a recent episode of "Flavor of the Week," Flavor Flav's Sirius XM show, Cube himself discussed the potential of the fourth "Friday" film being closer than ever before. This news comes as a pleasant surprise, considering that less than two years ago, Cube had talked about how Warner Bros. had rejected the script for what was tentatively titled "Last Friday." However, with new leadership at the studio, Cube has revealed that things are looking up and the movie may finally happen.
Cube shared, "We finally got some traction with Warner Brothers. They have new leadership now, and my man Mike DeLuca, who was at New Line Cinema when I first started, is now running Warner Brothers. Him and my man Michael Gruber were both like, 'What the hell is going on with Friday? We need to get this back on track.'"
The rapper turned actor also expressed his frustration with Warner Bros. and how key actors from the franchise have passed away over the years, including John Witherspoon, Tiny "Zeus" Lister Jr., and Anthony Johnson. He said, "I was pretty hot because they took so long. We keep losing people, and they keep dragging their feet about making the movie the way it needs to be made."
But it seems like things have finally changed, and "Last Friday" could potentially be in the works. Cube added, "They want to do it, but it has to be done right. So, they finally came to their senses."
For those who may not know, the first "Friday" movie hit theaters in 1995, followed by "Next Friday" in 2000, and "Friday After Next" in 2002. Fans have been waiting for the fourth installment for almost 20 years now, and it looks like their patience may finally be paying off. Cube also recently made headlines for selling his first Big3 team in what has been described as a "historic" deal. With so much going on for the multi-talented artist, fans are eagerly anticipating what the future holds for Cube and the "Friday" franchise.
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