Kevin Kwan’s follow-up to his phenomenal “Crazy Rich Asians” trilogy of novels has every bit of the delectable (and escapist) elements of his past efforts that have made them runaway
A group of friends who have become internet-famous for their over-the-top costumes may have outdone themselves this year when they chose to dress as characters from “Crazy Rich Asians.” Last
NEW YORK – “Crazy Rich Asians” isn’t just a hit at the box office.
Why were we not surprised—that Filipinos, in Metro Manila at least, are tad short of going crazy over “Crazy Rich Asians”? It’s the talk of the town in a week that saw a rush of private screenings, including that of Philippine Tatler last Wednesday, where we went to at My Cinema at Greenbelt.
That wedding scene. God, that wedding scene. We haven’t seen anything like it.
There’s a mixture of excitement and trepidation that one experiences right before watching the film adaptation of a book they love. It’s a feeling of ownership and protectiveness, of high expectations and of course, that risk of disappointment.
Crazy-talented Filipinos have landed supporting roles in the hotly anticipated “Crazy Rich Asians,” the film adaptation of Kevin Kwan’s best-selling novel of the same title. It premieres in Manila on Aug. 22.
Kevin Kwan believes that America will embrace the “Crazy Rich Asians” movie, which is based on his best-selling novel of the same name.
Kevin Kwan’s outrageously wealthy protagonists have equally outrageous problems. But when facing challenges, some of them escape to Paris, Malaysia, or sometimes, to a hidden lagoon in Palawan.
When “Crazy Rich Asians” author Kevin Kwan was asked by producer Nina Jacobson what he cares about the most in the movie adaptation of his best-selling satirical novel, he had
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