Fans of the iconic “Friday” film series have reason to celebrate: comedian and actor Mike Epps recently confirmed that the long-awaited fourth installment, “Last Friday,” has been greenlit. During a recent appearance on “The Breakfast Club,” Epps shared that Ice Cube, the creator of the franchise, informed him that the deal for the new movie is finalized.
Epps, known for his role as Day-Day in the series, expressed enthusiasm about the project, noting that while he hasn’t seen the script yet, he anticipates it will be compelling. He also mentioned plans to incorporate emerging comedic talents alongside the original cast, aiming to blend the old with the new for a fresh cinematic experience.
The “Friday” franchise, which began in 1995, has maintained a dedicated fan base over the decades. The confirmation of “Last Friday” has sparked excitement among audiences eager to see the continuation of the beloved series.
While specific details about the plot and release date remain under wraps, Epps’s announcement assures fans that the project is moving forward. As production progresses, more information is expected to be revealed, promising a blend of nostalgia and new comedic elements.
For more insights from Mike Epps’s interview on “The Breakfast Club,” you can watch the full discussion below:
