Leonardo Di Caprio among celebrities backing new climate initiative
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NEW YORK – "Crazy Rich Asians" isn't just a hit at the box office.
Kevin Kwan is right in quoting F. Scott Fitzgerald in his article for The Daily Beast, where I first heard of his novel, “Crazy Rich Asians”: “The rich are different from you and me.”
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.
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.
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.
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.
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Kevin Kwan, best-selling author of the “Crazy Rich Asians” series, will be back in the country for a book tour beginning Aug. 18.
The "Crazy Rich Asians" and "China Rich Girlfriend" author is in Manila to sign books and meet his fans at Fully Booked on August 15 and 16
Kevin Kwan releases Rich People Problems, the last book in the best-selling trilogy that included Crazy Rich Asians and China Rich Girlfriend
