Crazy Rich Asians

Name: Crazy Rich Asians
Genre: Comedy, Romance
Duration: 2 h
Rating: 8.2
Cast: Constance Wu, Henry Golding, Michelle Yeoh, Gemma Chan, Lisa Lu

2018

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8.2

Title: Crazy Rich Asians

Original Title: Crazy Rich Asians

Year: 2018

Info

Country: USA China
Language: English Mandarin
Length: 120 Minutes (2 hour)
Budget: $30,000,000
Genre: Comedy Romance
Studios: Warner Bros. Pictures Color Force
Distributor: Warner Bros. Pictures
Age rating: 12 (Suitable for 12 years and over)

Release Dates

UK: September 14 2018
United States: August 15 2018

Vídeos eCartelera

Joseph Quinn y Ebon Moss-Bachrach profundizan en sus personajes y el futuro de 'Los 4 Fantásticos'

Plot

Adaptation of Kevin Kwan's bestseller about three wealthy Chinese families preparing for the wedding of the year.

The story follows Rachel Chu (Constance Wu), a Chinese-born Chinese economics teacher who travels to her boyfriend Nick's (Henry Golding) hometown of Singapore for her best friend's wedding. It is there that Rachel discovers that Nick belongs to one of the richest families in Asia and that all the upper class women are incredibly jealous of her. The young woman will have to face all of them and show the family of her beloved that she is also worthy of being with him. This movie has become the highest grossing romantic comedy of the decade in the United States and it is getting bigger.

Awards

2019 Golden Globes: 2 0

Cast

Director:

Jon M. Chu Jon M. Chu

Rachel Chu

Nick Young

Eleanor Young

Astrid Leong

Ah Ma

Eddie Cheng

Charlie Wu

Videos

2:24

'Crazy Rich Asians' Trailer

June 21 2018

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Trivia

Sequel

'Crazy Rich Asians' sequel has been confirmed. It will be based on the second book of the trilogy, 'China Rich Girlfriend'.

The highest grossing rom-com of the decade

'Crazy Rich Asians' has become the highest-grossing romantic comedy of the decade, beating 'Sex and the City' (2008) and 'The Proposal'.

Teaching lessons

Netflix wanted to produce the film and offered a much higher budget, but Kevin Kwan deliberately turned down the offer and accepted a humbler budget from Warner Bros. to send the message that minority films could also be commercial.