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Friday After Next

Year:

2002

Duration:

85 min

Genres:

Comedy | Drama

IMDB rate:

5.8

Director:

Marcus Raboy

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 2002-11-22

Filming Locations: Carson Street between Normandie & Western Avenues, Torrance, California, USA

Earnings

Budget: $20,000,000

Opening Weekend: $13,010,767 (USA) (24 November 2002)

Gross: $32,983,713 (USA) (9 February 2003)

Cast

Actor

Character

Trina McGee

Friday After Next

Erica Vittina Phillips

Friday After Next

K.D. Aubert

Friday After Next

Angela Bowie

Friday After Next

Ice Cube

Craig

Mike Epps

Day-Day

John Witherspoon

Mr. Jones

Don 'D.C.' Curry

Uncle Elroy

Anna Maria Horsford

Mrs. Jones

Clifton Powell

Pinky

Bebe Drake

Mrs. Pearly

Katt Williams

Money Mike

Rickey Smiley

Santa Claus

Terry Crews

Damon

Maz Jobrani

Moly

Reggie Gaskins

Officer Dix

Joel McKinnon Miller

Officer Hole

Brian Stepanek

Officer #3

Dolores Sheen

Grandma Jones

Sommore

Gerry Bednob

Moly's Father

Starletta DuPois

Sister Sarah

Frances Gray

Sister Faye

Jennifer Echols

Church Lady #3

Lileé Anderson

Girl Driver

The Bishop Don Magic Juan

Himself (as Donald Campbell)

Chris Williams

Broadway Bill

Jovun Fox

Thugged Out Boy

Khleo Thomas

Bad Boy #1

Daniel Curtis Lee

Bad Boy #2

Quentin Prescott Price

Juvenile #1

Darryl Graves

Juvenile #2

Allen Maldonado

Juvenile #3

Terence Washington

Crime Brother #1

'Kmac' Kelly Garmon

Crime Brother #2

Wayne King

Crime Brother #3

Malieek Straughter

Crime Brother #4

Crystal Mattison

Mo' Wet

Nikki Davis

Lollipop

Traci L. Nelson

Apartment Girl #1

Amber Stuart

Apartment Girl #2

John Gipson

Old Man at Fridge

Lendell 'Kebo' Keeble

C.W.

Michael Lamont Bivins

Lil Chris

Marc John Jefferies

Kid

Ungenita Prevost

Girl Passenger

Ayinde Vaughan

Son (uncredited)

Did you know?

Trivia

Armando Acosta had a hand in writing the movie.

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The toy store in the strip mall where day-day (mike epps) and Craig (ice cube) work, is called toyz in the hood which is a reference to the movie boyz in the hood (1991) which ice cube co-stared in.

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After being robbed, Elroy yells "I started this barbecue s*** and this is the motherf***in' thanks I get?!" This is based on a line from Ice Cube's hit rap song "Hello" that goes "I started this gangsta s*** and this is the motherf***in' thanks I get").

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Goofs

At the end of the movie, when the Santa thief is running from Craig and Day-Day, he jumps over a chain fence and then runs over the roof a car to get away from them. in the next shot when Craig and Day-Day jump the fence, there is a 4x4 there and no car.

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The position of the vice grips' adjustments when Money Mike uses it on Damon.

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When Willie goes downstairs to use the bathroom, he knocks on Ms. Pearly's door, she says, "All right," twice, but the second time she says it her lips don't move.

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Quotes

Officer Hole: Oh and when we find St. Nick, what do y'all want us to do to him? Cracked ribs? Fractured skull? Little eye gouge?

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Craig Jones: You can't talk to people like that. That's somebody's grandmama, fool.

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Old man w/ shotgun: Next time I'm gonna shoot at the one that winks and not the one that stinks.

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Faq

Will there be a fourth Friday?

According to interviews on the Friday After Next DVD, each cast member expressed interest in doing another movie. Ice Cube has said he would like to do another one, but only if Chris Tucker is willing to reprise his role as Smokey. Cube has been in talks with Tucker for a while, but nothing is known for sure as of yet.

What DID happen to the last two security guards?

A running gag through the first half of the movie is that there were two other security guards on the job before Craig and Day-Day who met some mysterious fate, and whenever the boys ask about them, nobody will give a straight answer. At one point when their boss Moly is cornered by some hoods, one of them says, "you know what we did to those last security guards?" So apparently they were the victims of gang violence. Perhaps one of the guards harrassed the boys' grandmothers like Day-Day did, which invoked the wrath of the gang.It is never fully addressed what happened to them, but the point of the joke is to let the audience use their imaginations to determine what happened to them. It was obviously bad, so folks can draw their own conclusions from what they see and hear.

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