Ice Cube’s previous remarks regarding the challenges of remaking the comedy classic “Friday” have received support from his co-star Chris Tucker in a recent interview.

During a conversation with V-103 Atlanta about the potential future of the franchise, Tucker emphasized that the decision ultimately lies with the movie studios. He highlighted the complexities involved, mentioning the involvement of studios, producers, and other factors.

As someone who gained prominence from his role in the original “Friday,” Tucker expressed openness to participating in another installment if the circumstances were right. He emphasized the importance of the project aligning with his abilities and providing an enjoyable experience.

Ice Cube has previously shared his struggles in getting another “Friday” film off the ground. He revealed that he penned two scripts for a fourth installment, but both were met with resistance from the studio. Cube expressed frustration with the studio’s lack of support, citing concerns over the portrayal of characters like Craig and Day-Day.

Despite Cube’s efforts, the project faced obstacles, including the unfortunate passing of key cast members such as John Witherspoon and Tommy “Tiny” Lister Jr. These challenges have complicated the process of bringing a new “Friday” film to fruition.

While Cube has expressed interest in creating a fourth film, he recently acknowledged that he was initially hesitant to pursue a sequel. However, with ongoing interest from fans and collaborators like Chris Tucker, the possibility of revisiting the iconic franchise remаins a topic of discussion.