Chris Rock Has One Hilarious Reason for Wanting ‘Madagascar 4’ After His Divorce
Rock says he needs more money after his divorce and wants to reprise Marty the Zebra in a fourth Madagascar film.
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Chris Rock would love to return to the wild. The 61-year-old comedian, who voiced Martin the zebra in the popular animated franchise Madagascar, wants a fourth installment, and he has a pretty funny reason for it. He joked that after a costly divorce, he doesn't have any more money than he did on the previous films, so he thinks it's high time Martin and the gang returned to the big screen.
Chris Rock gets honest about needing 'Madagascar money': 'It's time'
Chris Rock gets honest about needing 'Madagascar money': 'It's time'Chris Rock is looking forward to another Madagascar film as the actor confesses he is scraping the bottom of the barrel after his divorce.The 61-year-old comedian, who voices Marty the zebra in all three parts of Madagascar...
Chris Rock says, ‘I don’t have Madagascar money anymore’: Pleads to have ‘Madagascar 4’ made
Chris Rock has expressed eagerness for a fourth installment in the beloved Madagascar series, emphasizing that his recent divorce settlement has greatly affected his financial situation. As the voice of Marty the Zebra, Rock pointed out other successful animated shows as inspiration for reviving the franchise. He made it clear that he is more than ready to step back into the role and delight fans once again.
Chris Rock says he doesn’t have “‘Madagascar’ money” anymore after divorce, begs for sequel
The comedian and his ex finalized their divorce in 2016. Chris Rock; Marty the Zebra in ‘Madagascar’Credit: Brianna Bryson/Getty; DreamWorks AnimationKey PointsChris Rock is ready for Madagascar 4.The comedian and actor pitched a fourth-quel in a recent video.“Do you understand I got divorced?” he said. “I don’t have Madagascar money anymore.”Chris Rock wants his character Marty the Zebra to move it, move it back onto the big screen as soon as p…
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