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- TVVariety
Emmy Awards 2018: Kit Harington, Millie Bobby Brown, Sandra Oh Set as Presenters
The Television Academy has announced the first batch of stars set to present trophies at the 2018 Primetime Emmy Awards, which will be held on September 17. Millie Bobby Brown, who is nominated for best supporting actress in a drama for “Stranger Things,” is set to take the stage alongside fellow nominees Rachel Brosnahan (“The […]
- MoviesVariety
‘Crazy Rich Asians’ Sequel in Works With Jon M. Chu to Direct
That didn’t take long. A sequel to the “Crazy Rich Asians” is already in development at Warner Bros., Variety has confirmed. Jon M. Chu will return to the follow-up, along with the creative team behind the acclaimed romantic comedy. “Crazy Rich Asians” topped the domestic box office last weekend when it opened with a five-day […]
- EntertainmentWill Lerner
Why this one brief 'Crazy Rich Asians' scene is so meaningful
Director Jon Chu explains why a small moment involving his leading man's grand entrance has such importance.
- EntertainmentEthan Alter
Why audiences are cheering credits scene in 'Crazy Rich Asians' and what it could mean for a sequel [SPOILERS!]
Fans of the book have a very specific reason to cheer for a short, but important sequence that comes midway through the closing credits of “Crazy Rich Asians.”
- Pop CultureMaggie Parker
Constance Wu thought she wasn't getting roles because of her talent and looks — not because she was Asian
“I grew up in Richmond, Virginia. My high school mascot is a rebel holding the confederate flag. I grew up in a very white area,” the Crazy Rich Asians star explained during her appearance at BUILD.
- EntertainmentKimberly Yam
Constance Wu Reflects On Significance Of 'Crazy Rich Asians' In Raw Post
As "Crazy Rich Asians" is set to premiere in a few weeks, star Constance Wu
MoviesNick SchagerFirst 'Crazy Rich Asians' trailer brings the bling — and fans are thrilled
Pitted against her potential future mother-in-law, as well as an upper-crust society that views her as an unworthy partner for her love, Constance Wu's Rachel finds herself struggling to prove that she belongs.
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