
Faced with the harsh reality of a Christmas without presents and the unwanted advances of their landladys recently paroled son if the rent is not paid by midnight on Christmas Eve, Craig and Day-Day are forced to score some quick cash at the local strip mall where their fathers, Mr. Jones (John Witherspoon) and Uncle Elroy (Don D.C. Curry), have opened Bros. Bar-B-Q restaurant and landed them jobs as unarmed security guards.
While Craig handles the chaos of the Christmas Eve shopping crush at stores like Pimp N Hos clothing store -- particularly favoring sales associate Donna (K.D. Aubert) -- and Holy Molys Donut Shop, Day-Days renegade rent-a-cop tactics put the pairs jobs and lives in jeopardy. As the clock ticks down on another unforgettable Friday, Craig and Day-Day learn some comic lessons about the true meaning of the holiday season.
Friday After Next reteams Ice Cube and Mike Epps (Next Friday, All About the Benjamins) headlining an all-star comedy cast that features returning Friday cast members: John Witherspoon, Don D.C. Curry, Anna Maria Horsford as Craigs mom, Mrs. Jones, and Clifton Powell as Pinky. Joining the Friday gang are new castmembers BeBe Drake as landlady Miss Pearly; Sommore as Uncle Elroys new squeeze Cookie; K.D. Aubert as Donna; Katt Williams as Money Mike, proprietor of Pimp N Hos; Maz Jobrani as Craig and Day-Days boss, Moly; and Terry Crews as Damon. The ensemble also includes Joel Miller, Reggie Gaskins, Lou Myers and Rickey Smiley as Santa Claus.
Acclaimed video director Marcus Raboy makes his feature film directorial debut with Friday After Next from a screenplay by Ice Cube. Cube produces the third installment of the crossover series with Matt Alvarez under the Cube Vision banner. Douglas Curtis is executive producer. Cube also executive produced the soundtrack.
The creative behind-the-scenes team is led by director of photography Glen MacPherson, production designer Amy B. Acona, costume designer Dana Campbell and editor Suzanne Hines.
New Line Cinema releases Friday After Next (rated R by the M.P.A.A. for harsh language, drug use and sexual situations) nationwide on November 22nd, 2002.
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