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New Line receives $11.4M for Last Friday film production in California

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 28
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What happened

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New Line has secured $11.4 million from the California production incentive program to shoot its final Friday franchise film, Last Friday. Lawrence Lamont will direct the installment, which stars Ice Cube and features Chris Tucker. The film is set to be shot in Southern California for 40 days, and a release date has not yet been announced.

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Why it matters

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The film's production benefits from the California production incentive program, which provides direct funding and tax benefits to the local film industry. The project involves major talent, including Ice Cube and Chris Tucker, and is part of a long-running, successful franchise.

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  • CubeSpeculative

    Ice Cube might see increased revenue from his role as star and producer in the new film.

  • The State of California might see increased investment and job creation through the utilization of its production incentive program.

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