Crazy Rich Asians has it’s eyes set on Broadway!
It was just announced on Wednesday (April 17) that Warner Bros is currently developing a musical adaptation of the film, according to Variety.
The film’s director Jon M Chu is set to return to direct the stage musical on Broadway!
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Awkwafina is opening up about Crazy Rich Asians!
The 34-year-old star, who voices Scuttle in the live-action The Little Mermaid, made an appearance on Good Morning America to discuss the new movie.
During her appearance, Awkwafina was asked about the status of the follow-up to the hit 2018 film.
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Michelle Yeoh is making a glamorous appearance at the 2022 Santa Barbara International Film Festival.
The 60-year-old Everything Everywhere All at Once actress stunned in a white dress with a gold leaf necklace as she arrived at the event held on Friday evening (December 9) at the Ritz-Carlton Bacara Resort & Spa in Santa Barbara, Calif.
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During the event, Michelle was honored with the 15th Annual Kirk Douglas Award For Excellence In Film.
In a recent interview, Michelle shared an update on the highly-anticipated sequel to Crazy Rich Asians, which was released back in 2018.
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The world of Crazy Rich Asians is officially expanding, with the announcement that a spinoff movie is in the works.
According to Deadline, the upcoming movie will focus on fan-favorite characters Astrid and Charlie, played by Gemma Chan and Harry Shum, Jr.
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Jon M. Chu is opening up about his one regret with Crazy Rich Asians.
The movie, starring Henry Golding and Constance Wu, made a huge impact at the box office, as it made $237 million worldwide. It also became the highest-grossing romantic comedy of the past decade.
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Jon M. Chu, the director of Crazy Rich Asians, is setting the record straight on Brenda Song‘s comments about his movie.
In a newly released interview with Teen Vogue, the 31-year-old actress claimed that she wasn’t allowed to audition for the movie because they said she wasn’t “Asian enough” for a role.
Now Jon is responding on Twitter to Brenda‘s comments saying he feels “horrible” that she would think that.
“🤷🏻‍♂️would these words ever come out of my mouth? Nope makes no sense,” John tweeted. “I feel horrible she thinks this is the reason. The fact is I love Brenda Song and am a fan. I didn’t need her to audition because I already knew who she was!”
Brenda has not yet responded to Jon‘s response.
🤷🏻‍♂️would these words ever come out of my mouth? Nope makes no sense. I feel horrible she thinks this is the reason. The fact is I love Brenda Song and am a fan. I didn’t need her to audition because I already knew who she was!
— Jon M. Chu (@jonmchu) November 20, 2019
Jon M. Chu, the director of the hit film Crazy Rich Asians and its upcoming sequel, is breaking his silence on screenwriter Adele Lim‘s salary dispute with the studio.
Adele, who co-wrote the first film, has decided not to participate in the sequel after she was offered significantly less money than her co-writer Peter Chiarelli.
THR reportedly that the offers were $800,000 to $1 million for Peter and $110,000+ for Adele.
“When I discovered she was unhappy with the initial offer, the producers, myself and studio executives leapt into action to ensure we got to a place of parity between the two writers at a significant number. It was both educational and powerful to hear all facets of the debate. Unfortunately by the time we came up with several different ways to satisfy everyone’s needs, a lot of time had passed and she declined the offer,” Jon wrote in an open letter posted on his Twitter account. “These things happen in negotiations, and I’m proud that she was able to stand up for her own measure of worth and walk away when she felt like she was being undervalued.”
Jon says he will definitely work with Adele in the future and he’s still leaving the door open for her to rejoin the Crazy Rich Asians sequel. He also asked fans to not attack Peter Chiarelli.
“The door is always open for Adele and if there’s another shot at making it work I know we are all for it but that’s a personal and private conversation between ourselves,” he wrote.
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