*CAA has taken on Chris Tucker as a client, reports Deadline.com.
The “Rush Hour” star, who had been repped by William Morris, returned to film after a five year absence to star with Bradley Cooper and Robert De Niro in the David O Russell-directed “The Silver Linings Playbook,” due in theaters this fall.
Tucker made one of the most meteoric salary jumps in Hollywood history when he went from a $3 million salary for “Rush Hour” to making $20 million against 20% of the gross. The three “Rush Hour” films grossed more than $800 million worldwide.
Tucker’s currently on a U.S. comedy tour. He continues to be represented by his longtime attorney Susan C. Adamson.





















Why didn’t he make these moves right after the third Rush Hour movie? His bank account would still be in the black if he had done so.