The Best Chris Tucker Movies
1Jackie Chan, Chris Tucker, Tom WilkinsonThe movie that started it all, this action-comedy introduced fans to the unlikely pairing of a talkative LAPD detective (Tucker) with a disciplined Hong Kong police officer (Chan). Together, they form an unstoppable team as they work to rescue the kidnapped daughter of a Chinese diplomat, injecting humor and excitement throughout the fast-paced storyline. Ultimately, it became a beloved film that spawned an entire successful franchise.
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2Jackie Chan, Chris Tucker, John LoneIn this action-packed sequel, audiences are once again treated to the dynamic duo of Tucker and Jackie Chan as Detective James Carter and Chief Inspector Lee respectively. Tasked with unraveling a counterfeit money ring in Hong Kong, the pair's comedic chemistry is on full display as they navigate through various predicaments, all while maintaining their endearing friendship. The success of this film further solidified its place as a classic in the buddy cop comedy genre.
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3Ice Cube, Chris Tucker, Nia LongThis iconic comedy showcases Tucker in one of his most memorable roles as the hilarious and unforgettable Smokey, alongside Ice Cube's Craig. Set in the heart of South Central Los Angeles, the film takes viewers through a day in the life of these two friends as they encounter neighborhood antics, personal issues, and a menacing bully named Deebo. It remains a classic staple in the comedy genre and a standout role for Tucker.
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4Chris Tucker, Charlie Sheen, Heather LocklearIn this high-energy comedy, Tucker plays Franklin Hatchett, a fast-talking con man who gets caught in the middle of a police operation and inadvertently becomes a key player in an unfolding criminal plot. Alongside reporter James Russell (Charlie Sheen), the two form an unlikely alliance to take on the criminals while bickering and bantering their way through each challenge. This film serves as a testament to Tucker's comedic prowess and on-screen charisma.
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5Jackie Chan, Chris Tucker, Hiroyuki SanadaThe third installment of the popular franchise sees Tucker and Chan reprising their roles as Detective Carter and Chief Inspector Lee, with this adventure taking them to the streets of Paris. As they work together to protect a French witness and unravel an international conspiracy, the duo continues to entertain with their contrasting personalities and laugh-out-loud banter. Fans of the series will find much to enjoy in this high-stakes caper.
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- 6Bruce Willis, Gary Oldman, Ian Holm
A unique sci-fi adventure from director Luc Besson, this film features Tucker as Ruby Rhod, an outrageous radio host who becomes entangled in the quest to save humanity. With his flamboyant costumes and larger-than-life personality, Tucker steals the show with his scene-stealing performance. This visually stunning and futuristic film remains a fan favorite for its originality and memorable characters.
- 7Larenz Tate, Keith David, Chris Tucker
In this gritty crime drama, Tucker takes on a more serious role as Skip, a troubled Vietnam War veteran drawn into a life of crime to provide for his struggling family. As part of a group planning a dangerous heist, Tucker displays his versatility as an actor, showcasing his ability to tackle dramatic material alongside his well-known comedic talents. This film truly highlights the depth and range of his abilities on screen.
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8Christopher Reid, Christopher Martin, David EdwardsThis entertaining sequel finds Tucker joining the ensemble cast as Johnny Booze, a wisecracking promoter tasked with organizing a bachelor party for his cousin Kid (Christopher Reid). Amidst a series of wild mishaps and chaotic situations, Tucker proves once again that he can command the screen with his quick wit and boundless energy. It's an enjoyable outing for both the actor and fans of the franchise alike.
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9Bradley Cooper, Jennifer Lawrence, Robert De NiroIn this critically acclaimed dramedy, Tucker appears in a supporting role as Danny, a fellow patient and friend to Bradley Cooper's character, Pat. Though not a large part, Tucker brings both humor and heart to the film with his portrayal of a man working through his own mental health issues. His performance in this star-studded ensemble further demonstrates his ability to shine in a variety of genres.
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10Pam Grier, Samuel L. Jackson, Robert ForsterAs part of Quentin Tarantino's adaptation of Elmore Leonard's novel, Tucker takes on the role of Beaumont Livingston, a small-time crook who finds himself in a deadly predicament. Though his screen time is limited, Tucker manages to make a lasting impression with his engaging presence and unique brand of humor. The film serves as another opportunity for him to showcase his abilities alongside an exceptional cast.
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11Kadeem Hardison, Bokeem Woodbine, Joe Don BakerIn this historical drama directed by Mario Van Peebles, Tucker portrays Judge, a member of the Black Panther Party during the turbulent 1960s. As part of an ensemble cast, Tucker contributes to the powerful storytelling and gripping portrayal of this significant time in American history. The film's subject matter allows for a different side of the actor's talents to be displayed.
12Christopher Lloyd, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Paul SorvinoTucker lends his distinctive voice to this animated feature, providing the vocals for the character of Tuck, a city bus driver who becomes an unlikely ally to the titular protagonist. As part of a colorful cast of characters, Tucker brings his undeniable charisma and comedic timing to this beloved children's property. His involvement adds an additional layer of enjoyment for fans new and old alike.
13Robert Townsend, Marla Gibbs, Eddie GriffinIn this superhero comedy, Tucker appears in a smaller role as a street thug named Ice, who is part of a dangerous gang threatening the community. Though not a starring role, Tucker leaves his mark on the film with his distinctive humor and charm, demonstrating even early on in his career that he had the potential to become a major Hollywood talent. This often-overlooked film remains a noteworthy entry in his expansive filmography.
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14We Are the Future
Naomi Campbell, Norah Jones, Carlos SantanaThis documentary chronicles the making of a charity single in support of African children, with Tucker appearing as himself alongside various musicians and celebrities. Offering a behind-the-scenes look at their efforts, the film provides insight into the philanthropic side of the actor's life while still showcasing his personable and engaging demeanor. This project underlines his commitment to using his status for positive change and demonstrates his depth as both a performer and a person.
