Box office signs are upbeat for the first studio wide-release of a contemporary movie with an all-Asian cast since Disney’s “The Joy Luck Club” 25 years ago. Here’s why it’s working.
The director was long leery of making such a personal film, until he was inspired by representation advocates like his star, Constance Wu.
Jon M. Chu’s new film bows next week, and features the requisite music and dancing his “Step Up 2” and “Justin Bieber: Never Say Never” fans want to see.
Based on Kevin Kwan’s bestselling novels, the filmmaker and his cast of entirely Asian-American actors bring to life one of the summer season’s greatest on-screen pleasures.
The first novel in Kwan’s hit series is bound for the big screen, and it could just be the surprise breakout of the summer.
The film is based on Kevin Kwan’s 2013 novel of the same name and will begin shooting in the spring in Singapore.
The “Now You See Me 2” director met with Lin-Manuel Miranda to discuss the film adaptation of the musical.
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