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What character did chris tucker play in the movie the fifth element?
Chris Tucker played Ruby Rohd in The fifth element.
Who played Danny in the movie Silver Linings Playbook?
Chris Tucker.
Is the movie friday with chris tucker and ice cube based on a true story?
Yes it is
Are they going to make a sequel to No Country For Old Men?
Yes there will be a sequel with chris tucker believe it or not, i know it sounds lame and probably will be
What is the song they sing in Rush Hour 3 when Jackie Chan is on the swing?
The Closer I Get To You - Performed by Luther Vandross, Beyonce, Jackie Chan, and Chris Tucker
Are Chris Rock and Chris Tucker brothers?
No, Chris Rock and Chris Tucker are not brothers. They are not related at all.
Is Chris Tucker still alive?
No, actor Chris Tucker is still alive.
How od is chris tucker son?
Chris Tucker's son was born in 2000 so he will be 9 or 10
When was Chris Tucker born?
Chris Tucker was born on August 31, 1971.
When did Chris Tucker make the portable camera?
Chris Tucker and i can't believe you didn't know that Chris Tucker and i can't believe you didn't know that
Are Chris Rock and Chris Tucker the same person?
No, Chris Rock and Chris Tucker are not the same person. They are two very different people.
When was chris tucker birthday?
The actor and comedian Chris Tucker was born August 31st 1971.
Who did Chris Tucker play in Rush Hour?
Chris Tucker played Carter in Rush Hour 1-4
What are the release dates for Diary - 2000 Chris Tucker?
Diary - 2000 Chris Tucker was released on: USA: 2001
How old was Chris Tucker in Friday?
Chris Tucker was born August 31, 1972. Chris starred in the movie Friday in 1995. This would have made Chris 23 at the time.
What is Chris Tucker's name in Friday?
In Friday, Chris Tucker played Craig's (Ice Cube) best friend Smokie.
How tall is Chris tucker?
Chris Rock is about 5'6". I work with the guy (Everybody Hates Chris). 5 ft. 11 in.
