Ice Cube to Write and Star in 'Last Friday,' Reviving Iconic Comedy Franchise

Warner Bros. and New Line Cinema confirm the long-awaited fourth installment of the 'Friday' series, with casting and release details still in development.

Ice Cube has officially reached a deal with Warner Bros. and New Line Cinema to write and star in 'Last Friday,' the fourth film in the 'Friday' franchise.
'Last Friday' marks the first installment in the series in over 20 years, following 2002's 'Friday After Next.'
The revival follows years of delays caused by rights disputes and creative disagreements, now resolved under Warner Bros.' leadership.
Casting for additional roles, including the potential return of Chris Tucker and Mike Epps, is ongoing, and no release date has been announced yet.
The original 'Friday' film, released in 1995, became a cultural phenomenon and a financial success, grossing $28 million on a $3.5 million budget.