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Friday

Year:

1995

Duration:

91 min | 97 min (director's cut)

Genres:

Comedy | Drama

IMDB rate:

7.3

Director:

F. Gary Gray

Awards:

3 nominations

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 1995-04-26

Filming Locations: 126th Street, Los Angeles, California, USA

Earnings

Budget: $3,500,000

Gross: $27,900,000 (USA) Production Dates August 1994 Related Links

Cast

Actor

Character

Reynaldo Rey

Friday

Ice Cube

Craig Jones

Chris Tucker

Smokey

Nia Long

Debbie

Tommy 'Tiny' Lister

Deebo

John Witherspoon

Mr. Jones

Anna Maria Horsford

Mrs. Jones

Regina King

Dana Jones

Paula Jai Parker

Joi

Faizon Love

Big Worm

DJ Pooh

Red

Angela Means

Felisha

Vickilyn Reynolds

Joann

Ronn Riser

Stanley

Kathleen Bradley

Mrs. Parker

Tony Cox

Mr. Parker

Anthony Johnson

Ezal

Demetrius Navarro

Hector

Jason Bose Smith

Lil Chris

Bernie Mac

Pastor Clever

Justin Revoner

Kid #1

Meagan Good

Kid #2

LaWanda Page

Old Lady

Terri J. Vaughn

China

F. Gary Gray

Black Man at Store

Yvette Wilson

Rita

Shooter

Michael Clarke Duncan

Craps Player

Did you know?

Trivia

F. Gary Gray: The man mopping the floor in the store.

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The license plate on Smokey's car is "FCK IT".

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On the VHS video jacket; it incorrectly synopsizes, that Craig and Smokey owe money to Deebo and not Big Worm as it actually transpires.

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Goofs

The angle of the sun throughout the film.

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The clothes that Mr. Parker throws out on the lawn change positions from when he first threw them out to when Ezal takes clothes from the pile.

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When Deebo rides up on his bike and both Smokey and Craig are taking off and hiding their things, Smokey is sitting to the left of Craig. When they flash to Deebo and then flash back to them, Smokey is now sitting to the right of Craig.

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Quotes

Smokey: [tearing through Craig's open bedroom window curtain] Break yo' self Fool!

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Craig Jones: Mom, loan me 200 dollars.

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Hector: 'Sup, Smokey?

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Faq

What are the differences between the Theatrical version and the Director's Cut?

In 2009 a new Director's Cut of this hood comedy got released on DVD/Blu-ray that features 10 altered scenes and runs approx. 5 and a half minutes longer than the normal theatrical version. Most of the differences result from prolonged plot scenes but here and there some transitions were fixed as well. A detailed comparison between both versions with pictures can be found here.

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