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Friday (1995)

Apr 26, 1995
2 min read

Updated: Aug 28

R | 1h 31min | 7/10 |

Parental Rating: R (Restricted. Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian)

Storyline

In "Friday" (1995), Craig Jones (Ice Cube), after losing his job on his day off, spends the day with his best friend Smokey (Chris Tucker) in their South Central neighborhood. What starts as a day of relaxation and idle time quickly turns into a series of comedic misadventures when they learn that Smokey owes a significant amount of money to the local drug dealer, Big Worm. The duo must navigate through their day avoiding trouble, dealing with family dynamics, and finding a way to pay back the debt before the day ends.

Director

  • F. Gary Gray

Writers

  • Ice Cube, DJ Pooh

Starring

  • Ice Cube as Craig Jones

  • Chris Tucker as Smokey

  • Nia Long as Debbie

  • Tiny "Zeus" Lister Jr. as Deebo

Produced by

  • Patricia Charbonnet

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Distributed by

  • New Line Cinema

Release date

  • April 26, 1995

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Country

  • United States

Languages

  • English

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